| Just the Tipple | | If you’re thinking about taking the plunge into self-development, good for you! It’s a super exciting way to get stuck into the analogue process plus it gives you real freedom and saves you a bit of time and money in the long run. It’s easiest to start with black and white film if you’re new to the process as you need fewer ‘ingredients’ than for color development. You can even develop black and white film with a cheeky bottle of rouge…just make sure you develop the film first before you finish up the leftovers ;) | | |
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| There’s Method in the Madness! | | If you can’t access a developing chart, are trying a new film or just want to look cool in front of your film photography friends, then you can work out how long to develop your film for with a simple solution (pun intended). Using a few tools and a quick test, you can establish the development time needed for your combination of film and developer – it’s super simple! Head to our magazine to find out how. | | |
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| Lomography Royalty | | Give your 35 mm and 120 shots a touch of class and elegance with Lomography Earl Grey and Lady Grey film. Earl Grey, at 100 ISO, is a rich and romantic formula filling your frames with deep blacks, bright whites and soft shades of gray. At ISO 400, Lady Grey promises smooth grain, stunning tones and all the speed you need to shoot even under unfavorable lighting conditions. From mysterious musings to glamorous gradients, enjoy jaw-dropping photographs to suit your shooting style. |
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