LomoChrome Color ’92 35 mm ISO 400 Color Negative Film (36 Exposures)

Story

1992. With the fall of the Berlin Wall and the end of the Cold War, the raw energy of a generation ready to break free rippled through the air. From the iconic music that defined the era to the fashion and pop culture trends that still inspire us today, 1992 was a year of infinite creativity. People were breaking barriers, pushing boundaries and living life to the fullest. Whether you were jumping around to the sound of Kriss Kross or rocking out to Nirvana and the smell of teen spirit, it was a time to feel alive.

Explore the Colors of Everyday Life

LomoChrome Color ’92 is a truly versatile film stock that offers a plethora of captivating colors, making it an excellent choice for any shooting scenario. For street scenes, landscapes, studio shots and more, its dynamic color palette consisting of fascinating blues, vibrant reds and clean yellows adds incomparable energy to your imagery. For portraits, you’ll love how this film renders accurate skin tones with delicate pastel undertones. Your subjects will look truly unforgettable, with a depth and richness that only LomoChrome Color ’92 can provide.

Rain or Shine, You’ll be Fine

This versatile film stock offers a range of effects that will take your photos to the next level. On sunny days, the colors pop with electric energy, while in direct sunlight, they soften to a soft and mesmerizing tone. At dusk, your shots take on a subtle painting-like appearance, and at nightfall, they become captivatingly cinematic.

But even on days when the weather can’t make up its mind, or you’re stuck in the shadow of the city streets, LomoChrome Color ’92 still delivers. If you find yourself on a changeable day, windbreaker in one hand and bucket hat in the other, you’ll discover deep contrasts so you can keep shooting even in the trickiest of lighting conditions.

Unleash Your Creativity

A highly flexible film stock, feel free to push or pull without sacrificing quality. Shoot multiple exposures to your heart’s content: the bright and dark areas blend seamlessly to produce wonderfully detailed captures, retaining information both shadows and highlights.

Charmingly Analogue

One of the standout features of this unique film is its rich grain structure, which adds a touch of retro charm to every shot you take. With a classic analogue character, each photograph captures the essence of a bygone era, making it a perfect choice for those who want to leave a lasting impression.

Lomography Film Production

Forever committed to the continuation and advancement of analogue photography, we are proud to be one of the only companies still developing fresh, new films for contemporary photographers around the world. After months of experimentation, we’re excited to announce this unique color negative 2022 formula. As part of our LomoChrome film family, this is a limited edition film stock: no two productions can ever be the same due to the handcrafted process. We cannot wait for you to try out this never-seen-before emulsion and rest assured, we will keep experimenting with film production, there’s so much more to come.

Development

All Lomography Color Negative films require standard C-41 processing. Just nip to your local photo lab and they should be able to process your film no problem.

If you’re up for the challenge, why not try processing your color negatives at home? Sure, it’s a little trickier than processing black and white negatives but it’s also much cheaper and immensely rewarding.

The LomoChrome Film Family

Lomography LomoChrome films are totally unique. With special chemical formulas and trippy emulsion concoctions, we have crafted some of the most experimental and extraordinary films on the market today. Forever committed to the continuation and advancement of analogue photography, we are proud to be one of the only companies still developing fresh, new films for contemporary photographers around the world.

Check out our Film Guide for more information.

Development

All Lomography Color Negative films require standard C-41 processing. Just nip to your local photo lab and they should be able to process your film no problem.

If you’re up for the challenge, why not try processing your color negatives at home? Sure, it’s a little trickier than processing black and white negatives but it’s also much cheaper and immensely rewarding. 

Question & Answers

Do I have to ask the lab to take special precautions if I shoot this film with different ISO settings?
No, you can switch between different ISO settings on the same roll with no need to ask for pull/push processing at the lab. All the magic happens in-camera as you are effectively rating the film as more or less sensitive, affecting the resulting exposure times (and thus your images) as you take the shot.