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Lomography Tiger 200 is an ISO 200 color-negative film for 110-format cameras, using the standard C-41 processing system. Lomography introduced it in 2022 as a general-purpose stock for compact pocket cameras, which use small film cartridges rather than the larger rolls used by 35 mm cameras. It is...
Lomography Orca 100 is a panchromatic black-and-white negative film stock made for cameras that use the 110 cartridge format. Its ISO 100 speed places it in the low-speed range, so it is intended for relatively bright conditions or controlled exposure. Introduced by Lomography in 2012, it is disting...
Lomography Orca 110 is a black-and-white photographic film made for 110-format film cartridges. It has an ISO speed of 100, making it a relatively slow film intended for scenes with adequate light or for use with suitable exposure settings. The cartridge format was developed for small pocket cameras...
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