Lomography Launches New 35mm Color X-Pro Sunset Strip Film To Wish Summer Goodbye

by Chris Gampat on 09/17/2012

In keeping with the tradition of advancing and breathing life into the film community, today Lomography announced a new 35mm film. Coined, “X Color Pro Sunset Strip” this is an ISO 100 film that has already had a splash of color added to the center area, but not around the Sprocket Holes (for those of you who heart your Sprocket Rocket.) They’re calling this, “pre-colored film” which is supposed to make the blues, reds and greens more intense. But from the sample images I’ve seen so far, it looks like the perfect marriage between red scale and chrome film. The results already look cross-processed; which the company is famous for.

A pack of three canisters are available for just under $20 at the Lomography store. Sample images are after the jump.

Tagged as: color film, cross-processed, film, iso 100, lomography, photokina 2012, x color pro sunset strip

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A buck or so more gets you 3 rolls of Portra 400…
- Peter Walkowiak
  
  I love Portra I love Ektar more though
http://twitter.com/intensitystudio Antonio Carrasco

I had been wondering how to get my photos to look like shitty instagram pics without the convenience of actually using instagram. Thanks Lomography!
Tony Case

I have no beef with the “shitty instagram” look (as Antonio so colorfuly put it). I have issue with the shitty photography. Just because you’re Hipster doesn’t mean that you ignore composition and lighting and other basic photo rules that make a shot. This whole “shoot from the hip” nonsense only means that you wind up with 34 frames of crap and 2 frames that are actually worth a damn.