Topic: Lomo film

[Domingo A. Siliceo]

I do not usually shot colour film, mainly because I'm not capable of a good scanning work and have serious problems with colour temperature - but, occasionally, if I collect a roll, like it a lot and try to do my best.

I see the world in colour. Thanks to the magnificent light we have in the Mediterranean coast of Spain, colours are brilliantly coloured and offer big chances to turn boring and dull scenes in interesting images.

These are some eclectic photos from a Lomo roll exposed with my Agfa Isolette III scanned by a professional lab. Hope you like it.

and some folk portraiture

[hookstrapped]

I really like the photos AND the color palette.  Which Lomo film did you use exactly?

[Domingo A. Siliceo]

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Which Lomo film did you use exactly?

thanks, Peter.

The roll was a gift and didn't see the box, but I'm almost sure this is the film.

[jharr]

Domingo, those are really nice. I especially like the last one of the ladies making nets. I also have an Isolette III and love using it. I haven't shot any color film with it, but your shots may just inspire me to get some and load it up. Thanks for sharing these.

[limr]

Wow, those are beautiful colors! Very nice set

[Domingo A. Siliceo]

Thanks all.

[Gimenosaiz]

Hello !

Thanks for sharing these photographs. I didn't know this Lomo color roll. It seems pretty good ... and it's not expensive. Another option!
I love you eclectic photos!! I agree: " colours are brilliantly coloured and offer big chances to turn boring and dull scenes in interesting images" Chapeau !

Ummm, I own an Isolette III, but the bellows has some small holes (very small indeed) ... enough to produce annoying light leaks.

Cheers!
Antonio

[jharr]

Ummm, I own an Isolette III, but the bellows has some small holes (very small indeed) ... enough to produce annoying light leaks.

Just about every Isolette original bellows has pinholes. They must have used cheap materials. The simple solution is to contact our own Sandeha Lynch and order a brand new beautiful bellows and replace it. It's a great camera you will love using.

[Gimenosaiz]

Ummm, I own an Isolette III, but the bellows has some small holes (very small indeed) ... enough to produce annoying light leaks.

Just about every Isolette original bellows has pinholes. They must have used cheap materials. The simple solution is to contact our own Sandeha Lynch and order a brand new beautiful bellows and replace it. It's a great camera you will love using.

Hehe, yes I'll do it !

Thanks!
Antonio

[Late Developer]

Really like these but the last one really floats my boat, stylistically.  The older I get, the more I seem to be interested in street scenes.

[Domingo A. Siliceo]

Really like these but the last one really floats my boat, stylistically.
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thanks very much.

I finally included that scene because the wider set of colours, but, curiously, it seems the preferred for most of you.

[imagesfrugales]

I join the choir and admire the 3 ladies pic.