Lomography Lobster Redscale Film

Redscale film is essentially color negative film that has been wound in reverse. Instead of light hitting the emulsion side first, it passes through the back of the film base, which filters out the blue and green light and leaves you with warm, fiery red and orange tones.

Yes, this is a standard 110 format cartridge, so it is compatible with any functional 110 camera. Just keep in mind that 110 cameras often have fixed settings, so the results will depend heavily on your lighting conditions.

Because the film is exposed through the back, it effectively has a lower sensitivity to light. Shooting in bright, direct sunlight is highly recommended to get the most vibrant, saturated orange glow; shooting in low light or deep shade will result in very dark, muddy images.

No, this film uses the standard C-41 process. You can drop it off at any local photo lab that still processes 110 film, just like you would with any other color negative film.

While the film is rated at ISO 200, the redscale process effectively reduces its light sensitivity. Treat it as a slower film and prioritize bright, sunny environments to ensure you get properly exposed, punchy results.