Introducing LomoChrome Purple 16mm Motion Film!

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Introducing LomoChrome Purple 16mm Motion Film – an exclusive limited release from Lomography for experimental filmmakers!

Credit: Papajay Pictures

Are you looking to give your analogue movies a gritty, vintage yet totally colorful look? Then say hello to LomoChrome Purple 16mm Motion Film! As recently used in films like Wes Anderson’s Moonrise Kingdom, Todd Hayne’s Carol and Alex Ross Perry’s Queen of Earth, 16mm film is seeing a great resurgence amongst filmmakers and we’re happy to offer our very own.

On top of achieving a distinctly grainy, analogue look, LomoChrome Purple 16mm Motion Film transforms your footage with saturated and vibrant hues, just like the effects seen in our LomoChrome 35mm and 120mm films, creating captivating imagery as it shifts various colors into brilliant violet and emerald hues. This enchanting color negative motion film yields standout footage perfect for capturing the atmosphere of moody independent films and 1950s cinema and it works with most Standard 16 and Super 16 cameras. We’re very excited to be providing this experimental offering to creative filmmakers, but it’s only available in super limited quantities so if you or someone you know someone who shoots 16mm film, then be sure to spread the news. Head to our Online Shop to grab yours today!

written by shhquiet on 2015-11-06 #gear #news #videos #16mm #lomochrome-purple #motion-film

6 Comments

  1. sharpwaveripple
    sharpwaveripple ·

    Absolutely great idea; if you were to expand this to super 8 as well, I expect there would be a lot of interest as well!

  2. stouf
    stouf ·

    VERY cool!

  3. clownshoes
    clownshoes ·

    Wow, potentially could we see the same in a B&W stock?

  4. trad69
    trad69 ·

    Would be great fun if it was in 25ft rolls perforated for standard 8 double run cameras.

  5. petevideos
    petevideos ·

    @trad69 you would need double more perforations for that.

  6. petevideos
    petevideos ·

    Can this film be developed in a standard C41 chemistry

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