LomoChrome Color '92 Sun-kissed Review

In this episode, Jules and I review the new LomoChrome Color ‘92 Sun-Kissed which Lomography recently introduced. I had tested the original LomoChrome Color ‘92 together with my buddy Marc Rebillet in New York prior to its launch in 2023. In contrast to the original version, this sun-kissed edition allegedly comes with less blue tones and an overall warmer feel. According to Lomography, the stronger grain in combination with the soft orange and yellow hues gives the film a nostalgic 1990s look. They also highlight that it is well-suited for portraits as it accurately represents skin tones. Interestingly, Lomography claims to produce the film and its emulsion themselves. I have no possibility to confirm this. The LomoChrome ‘92 sun-kissed is a limited edition film stock allegedly due to the “handcrafted process”. We wanted to test this new film in both its 35mm and 120 format with only one roll each. But which cameras to choose? After careful deliberation, we settled for the Hasselblad SWC for 120 and our long-term favorite Olympus 35RD which we had both reviewed before. We paired the Olympus with a new Oberwerth Mosel strap in classic green. And Jules shot the Hasselblad without a viewfinder knowing what will be in the shot based on experience and focusing only on a level framing and correct exposure. Let’s take a closer look at the film and how it performs. Gear used: Hasselblad SWC Olympus 35 RD Film used: LomoChrome Color '92 Sun-kissed References: https://shop.lomography.com/eu/lomoch... https://www.lomography.com/magazine/3... Films developed and scanned with Noritsu HS-1800 by: https://filmspeedlab.com/ Negatives photographed and converted using: https://www.filmomat.eu/smartconvert Oberwerth straps: https://oberwerth.com/collections/kam... Get 10% off using the code ANALOGINSIGHTS on Oberwerth.com during checkout. Watch more reviews:    • Reviewed   If you enjoy our videos and like to follow us on Instagram, find us here:   / analog_insights