Early experiences with Lomo color film (400)

Expire Film – Kodak EktaChrome

I saved a film in 2008. I was studying and didn't need to use it because I had been able to do all the exercises at first. Kodak EktaChrome, a slide film that we used a lot because our works were presented in Slide. I finished the college and brought with me where I kept …

Portraits with Lomo

This is a medium format roll. Lomography, in addition to its own 35 mm film, also has the same but in medium format. 110mm or 120mm, designed for lomographic cameras. If the aim is to try medium format without spending much money and just to test any camera, these are a good chance, since its …

Behind Scenes – Color Implosion

Adox Color Implosion is the real name of this modified color film. Photographed at ISO 100, we get more neutral shades with a little blue shift. Photographed at ISO 400 we get red shades. It's a film with a grain quite visible, despite being ISO 100. You can count on it. I leave you some …

Local Festivities with Ilford Delta 3200

Celebrating religion is something very comon in Portugal.Events such as pilgrimages, and processions are quite frequent an in large number throughout the country. It is especially at Easter the the so-called "local festivities" are held in the cities, towns ans villages of the country in honour of the saint on the area. At this time, …

Walking with Silvermax

Silvermax became (for now) one of my favorite film (speaking in black and white). That black-and-white film contrasted to the "dark" style with a scale reduced to gray and black, is called Adox Silvermax. The grain is fine (ISO 100) and the detail is notorious. But for me the beauty is in the shadows that …