膠片攝影 出新膠捲了！lomochrome color '92膠片評測

Hello and welcome to another episode of Analog Insights In today's episode I'm taking a first look at the Lomochrome Color 92 A brand new color negative film from Lomography It's rated at ISO 400, so ideal for the standard C41 process And I had received a preview film roll, just one prior to the release that just recently happened And I'm currently here in the Princeton area for work And this is also why I'm recording it here And I thought, okay, what can I do with this film And I reached out to my buddy Marc Rebellier Who's a famous musician And some of you might know him as Loop Daddy and as a musician And some of you also from our episode of Talking Cameras that we did together And he of course jumped at the opportunity to give this film a try And we therefore took it out on a beautiful sunny day on a photo walk in New York City Shooting his Leica M6 TDL with a 50mm Summicron Type 5 And a beautiful vintage 35mm Summaron The excellent F2.8 version And also tried to create a little bit of variety when shooting this new film So a couple of landscape shots on the waterfront But also some portraits and of course all sorts of typical street shots Speaking of the film, it's an ISO 400 film A completely new image according to Lomography C41 standard process And will be released first in the 35mm format But further down the road also 120mm And common for Lomography even the 110mm format So really interesting According to Lomography, it comes with accurate color representation Regardless of whether you're shooting it in daylight or tungsten light And interestingly in my perspective, really good dynamic range And colder kind of bluish undertones And Lomography describes the color as Fascinating blue tones, clear red tones and glowing yellow tones Combined with tender colder undertones And the manufacturer also describes the film as The next step in Lomography's film production journey A completely new color negative film formula Since the reveal of the successful Lomochrome Metropolis film in 2019 And just looking at the packaging It immediately reminded me of typical 1990s movies And of course given the name This has also the intention to create that 1990s vibe Which in my opinion perfectly fits the Lomography brand And also catering a little bit to the Sometimes hipster audience But also sometimes professional audience Wanting to revisit certain older film stock looks And at least to me This packaging immediately reminded me of Japanese independent movies from the 1990s And the typical strong saturated colors And even in the test shot that they sent to me And also the test shot here used for the packaging You can immediately see these colder undertones And really nice grain structure So I was really interested to see how this film would perform And yeah, can't wait to share the results with you Oh yes I'm currently based in the Princeton area And therefore handed the film over to The New York camera store Nassau Street Who then sent it off to the fantastic Jellaton Labs In the New Jersey area for developing and scanning And of course there's no preset For a brand new preview version of the film So I provided them some direction By sharing the original first impression scans That I had received from Lomography And other than that They just had to play it by ear And as you can imagine With the C41 process Developing is standardized But it really comes down a little bit To how you scan the film as well Personally I was really positively surprised By these results I really really like the grain structure And the texture of the film It indeed gives it an overall 1990s look And reminded me a lot of the Photographs that I have from my childhood And I really like these punchy strong colors Really nice yellow, blue and red tones There is indeed a little bit of a colder undertone So a little bit similar to the Typical Fuji portrait stocks That traditionally were the competition Of Kodak Portra and so on Kodak always being on the warmer side And Fuji stocks always a little bit On the colder side So to me this resembles that a little bit With a stronger grain structure And an immediate punchy 1990s saturation to it What I also have to say is that Of course we did have a lot of light So the strong dynamic range That was mentioned by Lomography Had to come into play here So the film did get a lot of light And of course it would be interesting to see How it performs on an overcast day Maybe with a grayish sky And stronger blue tones as well Maybe in this particular case It was more of an urban setting Less greenish colors all around And a lot of buildings And a beautiful blue sky And of course we didn't use any filters On the lenses So it was really what the film produces And overall I really really liked it I also liked it for portraits And the skin tones that it produced Worked really nice as well Because you know there are certain films That would not be recommended for shooting that And yeah at least for us here Really really nice We didn't test it really in tungsten light In artificial light as you can see So mostly typical daylight In the shadows or in the bright sunlight And yeah overall A really really nice addition To the existing film stocks And I'm super happy for Lomography That they did this step And introduced a brand new emulsion And did such a great job in it When it comes to the packaging And the overarching promise So a really nice addition And I can't recommend enough Taking a try with this film And taking a closer look at it And of course it's just a first impression video And I can't wait to try it for myself A little bit more In as I said overcast situations Tungsten light and other situations So thank you very much for watching I hope you enjoyed this episode of Analog Insights And our first impressions Of the very interesting Lomochrome Color 92 film Mark and I had a blast On that particular day in New York City Of course a lot of people Stopped us on the streets Pronounced him a legend And yeah I just wanted to Take a selfie or an image with him But we also met a lot of people Into film photography Somebody with a Contax G One I think it was Carrying that Taking a portrait of Mark and so on Even some people who recognized Me from the channel And not just him So it was really really nice to Yeah just enjoy the streets Enjoy the sun And enjoy the photography Trying this very interesting new film As I said a great addition To the existing film stocks And I can't wait to try it a little bit more And see how it performs in other situations If you enjoyed this video Please remember to like it And maybe even share it with your friends And if you want to see more videos like this Please subscribe to our channel Drew, it's Greg And I really appreciate Each and every subscriber Coming our way So thanks for watching I hope to see you soon Bye