Lomography RED

Another of Lomography's color-shift films. It pushes the palette toward red and washes scenes in an otherworldly tint. Weird on purpose.

How it behaves

Point it at landscapes for the strongest shifts. Exposure matters, so meter carefully. Expect the unexpected. The research describes a redscale film that washes images in ruby reds, opulent oranges, yellows, and golds, with the occasional cool blue frame. Rate it at ISO 200 for intense reds and oranges, or at ISO 50 for extra blue and green tones. Overcast gray skies render as a sea of orange tones.

Questions people ask

How do I change the red effect?

By rating. ISO 200 gives intense reds and oranges. ISO 50 brings in extra blue and green tones.

What is Lomography RED best for?

Landscapes, plus sunset and golden hour shooting and multiple exposures.

What happens on an overcast day?

Overcast gray skies render as a sea of orange tones. Expect a strong shift, not a subtle one.