It is made at a "secret" factory in some European country. You can see interior shots of the factory here: http://thelomographer.com/2013/nl_l...rgeted&utm_medium=email&utm_source=newsletter
I've always wondered who makes this stuff for them? Did these films start out as mistakes? Like red bird, just being loaded up backwards by a sleepy technician perhaps? Or was lomo purple and this turquoise just having messed up color balance at the emulsion level when they were making it? Or are they buying up huge expired rolls of film, testing it and the making a product package that fits the expired film's characteristics?
Interestingly enough, after a little photoshop sleuthing, it seems pretty simple. If you take a turquoise image, invert colors and then invert the L channel, you have a somewhat more normal colored image. It seems to be missing the magenta dye layer. It is similar with the Purple chrome stuff. If you replace the purple with green (yellow actually because you're altering the blue channel) you get a more normal colored image. I think they're just dinking around with the dyes to see what they can come up with that looks 'lomo'.
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I am a fan of their Lomochrome Purple and shoot it when I can. I have some of this new film ordered as well.
I like to shoot both sides of the Purple so I'm going to try that with the Turquoise as well.
And I am a fan, because they are helping keep film alive and available. So it's a win.
I've always wondered who makes this stuff for them?
Could you show is some examples please?
I would be delighted.
All of my stuff in that regard is on Lomography, I hope linking to my albums there for assorted things is ok. I will also try to bring some results here. For those interested. I assume the Turquoise film will also work nicely at ISOs of 200/50 (f/b).
Ok, here's a color filter test I did on LCP using an assortment of filters over and under exposed as well as normally exposed.
http://www.lomography.com/homes/ali...4-lcp-color-filter-test-everything-08-05-2014
And the EBS results I got using 200 normal side and 25-50 backside on the LCP.
http://www.lomography.com/homes/alienmeatsack/blog/114847-lomochrome-purple-ebs
Just goes to show me that people will buy anything.
PE
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