Lomography 800

Lomography's fast color film for low light. Grain shows up, but that is the point. Good for evenings and interiors.

How it behaves

Use it when the light is going. Expect visible grain; the field notes find the color slightly muted, while the research describes bold saturated color and moderate grain. Flash works well with it. It is DX coded and shoots well at box speed. The research notes that overexposing can mute the colors and underexposing can turn them muddy. It handles high contrast scenes well and renders warm skin tones in tungsten and mixed indoor light.

Questions people ask

Is Lomography 800 good for low light?

Yes. It is Lomography's fastest standard color negative film, listed for night and low light work without flash, plus indoor and concert shooting.

Should I shoot Lomography 800 at box speed?

Yes. It is DX coded and shoots well at box speed. Overexposure can mute color and underexposure can turn it muddy.

Does Lomography 800 have a lot of grain?

Grain is visible and rated moderate. That is part of shooting an 800 speed roll.