Looking for Color Tiger 110 ISO 200 sample photos? These are eight ArtByPino frames on 110 film.
Color Tiger 110 ISO 200 is Lomography’s color negative film for 110 pocket cameras — ISO 200, 24 exposures per cartridge, no DX code, developed in standard C-41 chemistry. Lomography describes it as saturated and grainy, at its best in bright daylight or with a flash.
Shot with a Lomography Lomomatic 110, a pocket 110 camera with a 23 mm Minitar CX multi-coated glass lens, zone focusing, automatic exposure with day (f/5.6) and night (f/2.8) apertures, and a detachable flash — around McAllen, Texas in full sun: a fountain at Casa de Palmas, Our Lady of Sorrows Church, the historic bandstand at Archer Park, palm trees and Spanish-style buildings.
Casa de Palmas (101 N. Main St.) is a three-story hotel built in 1918 in the Mission/Spanish Revival style — a Recorded Texas Historic Landmark, listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2003. Our Lady of Sorrows on W. Hackberry Ave. began as St. Patrick’s parish in 1920 and took its current name in 1941. Archer Park was deeded to the city in 1917 by Mayor Oliver Percy Archer; from 1936 to 1949 the McAllen Public Library was housed in the basement of its bandstand.
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Color Tiger 110 ISO 200 film sample photos
Color Tiger 110 ISO 200 on the small 110 frame gives saturated blue skies and greens with visible grain — like these sunny frames, it does best in full daylight.
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