'New' colour C41 from Adox.

[f6andBthere]

From Freestyle's 'Industry Snapshots."

Also new from Adox is their "Color Implosion" 35mm C-41 standard process color negative film. This new color film is a limited edition product with an unusual color pallet and variable contrast. When shot as a 100 ISO film it is rather muted with color leaning towards blue. When shot as a 400 ISO film it builds contrast and leans towards red. With the off color tones and large grain, prints from this film have a vintage 70's look and feel. No app needed here!

This may have already been mentioned but I haven't seen any threads about it.

 

[jsrockit]

Sounds interesting.

 

[waltereegho]

Just in time to catch the last breath of the dying lomography hype. Anyway, it's nice to see new film being introduced. Personally though, I'm more excited about the new Silvermax emulsion.

 

[thegman]

Will certainly give this one a try.

 

[tunalegs]

The large grain and muted colors reminds me of Polachrome... although not quite as "interesting", but still vaguely reminiscent of that unique film.

http://www.lomography.com/photos/date/2012-09-22/17124010
http://www.flickr.com/photos/dskley/8069708435/

If the colors were a bit more pastel it'd almost be there.

 

[mbisc]

From Freestyle's 'Industry Snapshots."



This may have already been mentioned but I haven't seen any threads about it.

Marketing-speak for "this is a crappy film with inconsistent colors"

Translation: perfect for the Lomo/Holga crowd, not so perfect for folks that values consistency and realism

(and now I will duck):angel:

 

[tunalegs]

Translation: perfect for the Lomo/Holga crowd, not so perfect for folks that values consistency and realism

In simple terms just "perfect" then. 😀

 

[Roger Hicks]

Mirko at Adox said it was a 'fun film, not for serious photography', and that it wouldn't necessarily be available forever. I ought to shoot the two rolls he gave me...

Cheers,

R.