Exposure Latitude of Lomography Tiger?

mikemgb said:

I just received a three pack of Lomography 110 film, ISO 200. My Pentax Auto 110 will expose it at 100 or 400.

I assume that this film will probably behave like most other colour neg film and a 1 stop overexposure will hardly even be noticeable?

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mjork said:

A lot of 110 cameras seem to have automatic exposure with no way to manually dial in any compensation. So using ISO 200 film in these cameras expecting ISO 100 is actually a pretty good approach. Gives you a safety margin.

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mikemgb said:

I just received a three pack of Lomography 110 film, ISO 200. My Pentax Auto 110 will expose it at 100 or 400.

I assume that this film will probably behave like most other colour neg film and a 1 stop overexposure will hardly even be noticeable?

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E. von Hoegh said:

Typical of lomofoolography to sell an unsuitable product and call it great

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E. von Hoegh said:

Typical of lomofoolography to sell an unsuitable product and call it great.
However, my dislike of the vendor does not change the fact that C41 film is very happy at one stop "over"exposure. I routinely expose 400 speed C41 at 250, so you should be fine.

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mikemgb said:

I'm not going to complain about the fact Lomography only sell ISO 200 film in 110, I'm just very happy they make it at all.

I'd be even happier if they would make 126 as well........

Thanks for the replies everyone.

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Ces1um said:

Their black and white 110 film is iso 100.

The following photo is their tiger film shot in a Pentax auto 110. I would highly recommend taping over the frame counter window to avoid light leaks through their backing paper. It tends to have pinhole sized flaws which are easily overcome with electrical tape.


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