A box of three identical rolls of Lomography Color Negative 100: 135 format, ISO 100, colour negative, C-41 process.
How the picture looks
Fine grain and slightly higher resolution than an ordinary consumer film, with vivid colour. The maker specifically notes good pull- and push-processing capability — the film takes a departure from box speed in either direction calmly.
What to shoot on it
ISO 100 means daylight: a sunny street, landscape, architecture, travel. The low speed works in the picture’s favour here, because that is what gives the fine grain.
Why a pack
Three rolls is a convenient working supply and a lower cost per frame than buying singly. If the film is new to you, it makes more sense to take a single roll first.
Storage and processing
Keep unopened rolls refrigerated and let them warm up before shooting without opening the wrapper. Processing is ordinary C-41.
