Color negative film

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The Darkroom on Instagram: “We often get asked what the difference is between color negative film and slide film is. As you can see here, slide film produces a…”

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Canadian photographer Yvonne Hanson tested a roll of our new LomoChrome Color '92 ISO 400 film. Check out her results and read her impressions of the unique color negative film!

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No, this isn't a meal you've not heard of, this is film soup: chemically altering the film to produce unexpected results. The process though can appear quite confusing and daunting to first timers, so hopefully this article will help clear up some questions you might have.

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It discusses modern motion picture color negative films, which are still widely used in filmmaking despite the rise of digital technologies. It explores the various types of color negative films available today, highlighting their unique characteristics and advantages. The article also delves into the process of shooting with color negative films, including considerations such as color balance and exposure.