Lomography Analogue Duet Film

Unlike standard color negative film that aims for natural skin tones and accurate colors, these Lomochrome films are chemically engineered to shift the color spectrum. Metropolis desaturates colors for a gritty, urban look, while Purple reinterprets greens and blues into psychedelic violet and magenta tones.

Both films in this set are flexible and can be shot at any ISO between 100 and 400. Shooting at a lower ISO like 100 will result in finer grain and more saturated colors, while pushing to 400 will increase the grain and shift the color effects more dramatically.

Yes, these are standard 35mm rolls that will work in any 35mm film camera, from simple point-and-shoots to professional SLRs. Just ensure your camera can manually set the ISO if you want to experiment with the film's sensitivity, though most automatic cameras will handle the 100-400 range just fine.

You should develop these using standard C-41 chemistry, which is the process used for almost all color film. Just make sure to mention that they are Lomochrome films so the lab technician isn't confused by the unusual color results on the negatives.

You get two rolls of film, and each roll provides 36 exposures, giving you a total of 72 shots. This is a great amount for testing out the different looks without committing to a bulk pack.