description Lomochrome Turquoise XR 100-400 Overview
LomoChrome Turquoise XR 100-400 is a color-negative film made by Lomography for the C-41 process. It has a variable exposure range commonly given as ISO 100 to 400 and is offered in formats including 35 mm and 120. The emulsion is designed for experimental color rendition, shifting familiar hues toward turquoise, cyan, and blue tones, with the result changing according to exposure, lighting, and scanning or printing conditions.
help Lomochrome Turquoise XR 100-400 FAQ
What kind of film is LomoChrome Turquoise XR 100-400?
It is a color-negative film made for the C-41 development process. Lomography designed the emulsion for experimental color shifts that can turn ordinary scenes toward turquoise, blue, emerald, and amber tones.
What ISO should I use for LomoChrome Turquoise XR 100-400?
The film is commonly exposed across an ISO or exposure-index range of 100 to 400. Choosing the lower or higher end changes brightness and the character of the color effect, so photographers often bracket exposures when testing a new roll.
Can I shoot LomoChrome Turquoise in both 35 mm and 120 cameras?
Yes, the film is sold for 35 mm and 120 formats. A 35 mm roll commonly provides 36 exposures, while the number of frames from 120 depends on the camera's image size.
Do I need unusual chemicals to develop LomoChrome Turquoise?
No, it is processed with standard C-41 color-negative chemistry. The unusual turquoise rendering comes from the emulsion, not from requiring a special cross-processing procedure.
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