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What do you mean by "lomo" film?
The redscale film is just film that's loaded in the cassette backwards (so you shoot through the emulsion side). Even if it wasn't backwards, it's still not 'good' film. That blue streak going through the first one wouldn't be there if it was 'good' film just loaded backwards. I don't know what film they're using (can't really tell be looking at the negatives either). It's probably the same film they use for their 100 ISO color film, just loaded backwards.
Redbird is something different... Not sure exactly how that works. I don't think it's loaded backwards though.
I saw that a while ago. Looks ... interesting, lol.depends on which one of their crazy cameras you're trying to take pictures like
LOL, 'rubber band drive'. I guess it could be fun to mess around with if you don't mind spending $130-200 on a 'toy'.Rubber band drive + fully manual controls (no batteries required)
If it were cheaper, I'd probably have one already. $150 is hard (for me) to justify though, considering what it does...
I think if I lived somewhere more interesting, it might seem like a better idea.
Around here, a 360* pano would be pretty boring, lol.