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Analogue Trio Mixed Film Bundle 120
Analogue Trio Mixed Film Bundle 120
Sample Lomography’s coolest, color-shifting 120 format films and get a free set of three exciting shutter button pins on top!
- Take your chromatic creativity up an octave for extraordinary effects with #nofilter required
- Sample all three color-shifting LomoChrome films
- Extended ISO 100–400 for extra experimentation
- Standard C-41 development process
- Get a FREE set of Lomography shutter button pins
Film Size:
35 mm
Film Type:
Color Negative
ISO:
mixed
DX Code:
No
Development Process:
C41
Exposures per roll:
10–16 (depending on format)
SKU:
120trioEU
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Highlights
Give the gift of film. This bundle makes the perfect gift for you or a loved one.
Stand out from the crowd, our LomoChrome films render unmatched, instantly-recognizable results – they’re unlike any other film on the market.
Add a dose of analogue coolness to your wardrobe with a set of adorable shutter buttons.
Easy to develop both in the lab or at home with the standard C-41 process.
Dip your toe into LomoChrome. Explore muted tones and popping contrasts with Metropolis, get psychedelic with Purple and test the tantalizing tones of Turquoise.
Triple threat. Try out all three of our color-shifting LomoChrome films, one at a time, before committing to a full pack.
Take a trip to the magical forest of mushroom houses where everything is blue or aqua, maybe cobalt, emerald or cyan with LomoChrome Turquoise.
Extended ISO range for even more experimentation. Shoot under different lighting conditions for versatile, vibrant results.
Discover the punchy contrasts and muted tones with intense pops of color of LomoChrome Metropolis.
A true color contortionist, watch as blue becomes green, green becomes purple and yellow becomes pink with LomoChrome Purple.
Choose medium format film for professional quality shots boasting even more resolution and detail per frame.
Story
For the experimental-minded Lomographers, try out all three of our fantastic color-shifting LomoChrome films in 120 format. A great gift for any Lomographer or a starter pack to find your favorite film before committing to a full pack, the Analogue Trio lets you sample our sensational color shifters – LomoChrome Metropolis, LomoChrome Purple and LomoChrome Turquoise – and create your own color crescendos with these three trippy color negatives. Complete with a free set of Lomography badge pins; this is a perfect gift set for you or a friend.
The Terrific Trio
LomoChrome Metropolis
The color-shifting master of muted tones and popping contrast, this dynamic film is super versatile with an extended 100–400 ISO range so you can explore those bright lights and saturated shadows. Go deep and dark in the shade then desaturated and dreamlike in the sunshine.
LomoChrome Purple
A true color contortionist, this film delicately balances a fusion of special color compounds with the finest photon reactive silver halide crystals to yield tones that flourish and fade. Watch it render your world into a blend of exquisite earthy reds, crisp plums and velvety violet hues.
LomoChrome Turquoise
The craziest member of the color-shifting family, this turquoise treasure will take you on a trip to the magical forest of mushroom houses where everything is blue or aqua, maybe cobalt, emerald or cyan. You might even get a glimpse of gold.
Development
All Lomography Color Negative films require standard C-41 processing. Just nip to your local photo lab and they should be able to process your film no problem.
If you’re up for the challenge, why not try processing your color negatives at home? Sure, it’s a little trickier than processing black and white negatives but it’s also much cheaper and immensely rewarding. Check out our Magazine for the latest articles and tutorials on developing your color negatives at home and much more.