Lomography Lobster Redscale

Reverse-rolled means the film is wound so that light passes through the base of the film before hitting the emulsion layer. This specific technique filters the light, resulting in the signature warm, red-and-orange color shifts that define the Redscale look.

Yes. Despite its unique aesthetic, this film uses the standard C-41 process. Any lab that handles standard color negative film will be able to develop it without special instructions.

You can influence the color palette by adjusting your exposure settings. Overexposing the film will push the colors toward brighter, more vibrant yellows, while underexposing it tends to deepen the reds and oranges.

This film is designed for creative experimentation rather than accurate color reproduction. While you can use it for everyday shots, expect a highly stylized, warm aesthetic that will significantly alter the natural colors of your scene.

This is a 110 format film. You will need a camera specifically designed to accept 110 cartridges to use it.