Lomography Fantome Kino - Film Review

Fantome Kino
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Rated 2 out of 5
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Rated 4 out of 5
TypeBW
ISO8
Format35mm
Price
$ $ $
Contrast
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Latitude
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GrainFine - Coarse
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Fantome Kino 8 is one of the two low ISO Lomo stocks.  It has extremely high contrast and , low exposure latitude, and very fine grain.  This film is best for daytime shooting but du to its very high contrast and lower exposure latitude we recommend paying very close to the light, avoid high contrast and trying to shoot in even well lit scenes.  When shooting in daylight you can shoot handheld if you have a lens faster than f/2.8 but if you want to shoot at f/28 or higher you will need a tripod.  When shooting with this film we recommend metering for the shadows/erring on overexposure.

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Great but not versatile

Rated 5 out of 5
June 8, 2024

This film is wonderful when purposely shooting to highlight contrast. It is not versatile, but I think that is the point. Very fine grain and high clarity. Get experimenting!

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Fantome Kino souped in D-96

Rated 5 out of 5
November 19, 2022

My film journey was a bit strange, the sequence was: digital, large format (for about 10 years), MF and recently 35mm.

The first scans of Fantome Kino blew me away, no grain…smooth and I’d have had trouble telling them from a 4×5 scan.

In California there’s enough light to shoot, even overcast or shaded doorways, with a fast enough lens 1.4-2.8.

I developed in Cinestil D-96 and have great mid-tones, or can choose to take my scan towards higher contrast. Subjects have been, New Topographic, bayside, relics….I’ll share a few scans in the image section.

Joel Collier