description Lomography Color Negative 800 Overview
Lomography Color Negative 800 is an ISO 800 color negative photographic film processed in standard C-41 chemistry. It is sold in 35 mm and 120 roll-film formats, allowing its use in compatible small-format and medium-format cameras. Its relatively high sensitivity is intended for available-light work, indoor scenes, fast shutter speeds, and changing conditions where a slower consumer color film would provide less exposure flexibility.
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What formats does Lomography Color Negative 800 come in?
It is sold in both 35mm canisters and 120 roll film, so it can be used in everything from point-and-shoots to medium-format cameras. It is one of the few ISO 800 color negative emulsions still available in 120.
Can you push Lomography Color Negative 800 to ISO 1600?
Yes, it pushes to 1600 reasonably well, which is one of its main attractions for low-light and night shooting. Like most high-speed color negatives, it processes in standard C-41 chemistry regardless of the push.
Who actually manufactures Lomography Color Negative 800?
Lomography sells it under its own brand and has not officially disclosed the manufacturing source; it is widely discussed as being produced by one of the remaining major film makers. What is certain is that it is a C-41 color negative emulsion sold under the Lomography label.
Lomography 800 vs Cinestill 800T — which should I shoot?
Lomography's ISO 800 is daylight-balanced with punchy, saturated colors and a lower price, while Cinestill 800T is tungsten-balanced and famous for its red halation around highlights. Choose Lomography for general and daytime-available-light shooting, Cinestill 800T for artificial and night lighting.
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