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LomoChrome Color '92 Color Negative Film (35mm Roll, 36 Exposures)

Key Features

  • Film Size: 35 mm
  • Film Type: Color Negative
  • ISO: 400
  • DX Code: No
  • Development Process: C41
  • Exposures per roll: 36

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LomoChrome Color '92 Color Negative Film (35mm Roll, 36 Exposures)
Gosselin #: 8851011 Supplier #: F436COLOR
$17.99

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Key Features

  • Film Size: 35 mm
  • Film Type: Color Negative
  • ISO: 400
  • DX Code: No
  • Development Process: C41
  • Exposures per roll: 36

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LomoChrome Color '92 Color Negative Film (35mm Roll, 36 Exposures)
LomoChrome Color '92 Color Negative Film (35mm Roll, 36 Exposures)
$17.99

This unique color negative emulsion provides a burst of retro charm and classic analogue character in any film shooting scenario.

  • Explore the colors of everyday life
  • Discover fascinating blue hues, vibrant reds and delicate pastel undertones
  • Rich film grain for a hint of ’90s nostalgia
  • A highly versatile ISO 400 emulsion
  • Standard C-41 development process

1992. With the fall of the Berlin Wall and the end of the Cold War, the raw energy of a generation ready to break free rippled through the air. From the iconic music that defined the era to the fashion and pop culture trends that still inspire us today, 1992 was a year of infinite creativity. People were breaking barriers, pushing boundaries and living life to the fullest. Whether you were jumping around to the sound of Kriss Kross or rocking out to Nirvana and the smell of teen spirit, it was a time to feel alive. 

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