Our Lomography Babylon film review combines the community's comments, recommendations, sample images and feedback to give you an excellent overview of Silberra Colour 50 film's strengths and weaknesses!
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A poem by Lomography
"This romantic new addition to the B&W Kino Film Family delicately captures life’s most emotive moments in glamorous grayscale. Bare feet rest on crumpled sheets, conversations long forgotten echo in empty rooms, clasped hands and honest faces resonate as they recall the memories that move them most and blushing lovers weave their windswept tales of devotion."
Sounds like a great option for the creative photographer who's comfortable in manual mode and experimenting outside the common film speeds!
Top tips for shooting at ISO 13
- Make sure you set your camera's ISO setting to 13.
- If your camera doesn't have a variable ISO setting, I suggest you use an external light meter to get the appropriate shooting values.
- Use the fastest lens you have and shoot it with a wide-open aperture.
- Some SLRs have a mirror lockup feature that helps minimize camera shake. Use it!
- Use a tripod to make sure your shots are stable. If available, use a cable release to hit the shutter.
- If you don't have a tripod then brace your camera on a wall, bench, or anything else stable
- Shoot under sunny conditions and take advantage of the abundance of light.
Please note: all images used in the video remain (c) of the credited artist.
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