Any questions not listed below should be directed to lomobru at live dot com or dropped into the tag box. Please read through this page before asking any questions to prevent asking one that has already been asked and answered before.
I just ordered a Lomo camera and not have got it yet in my hands. Can I still join?
Yes, you can as long as you are sure that you will get yourself a Lomo camera within a month time.
I don't have a Lomo camera but I do shoot film. Can I join?
Not trying to be unfair but get a Lomo camera. But do e-mail informing you shoot film so that in the future you will be invited automatically to join our event with whatever film camera you want to use.
Can I invite LomoBru to work with my event?
I am very sure that LomoBru members would be in no hesitation at all to take part in any activities -- invitations or just events. Feel free to contact LomoBru via e-mail for more information.
Where can I buy Lomo camera in Brunei?
In Brunei, Icklebooks is the largest Lomography products provider currently. Other places in Brunei you can get Lomography products from are Barangretroman and Spreesalee.
Where can I buy 120 films in Brunei?
Some of our 120 film users here go to this shop in Batu Satu. It's called something Image.
Where can I develop 120 films in Brunei?
NanYang, K.B, Rose Photo Studio, Tutong and something Image in Batu Satu.
Where can I buy slide films in Brunei?
Slide film users that we have on LomoBru buy their slide films overseas - order online or buy them from neighbouring countries like Singapore and Malaysia. You can try Spreesalee.
Where can I cross process in Brunei?
Most photo labs in Brunei don't do cross process for some reasons like these: they're afraid that cross processing would break their machine, they don't know what a cross processing is, they don't know how to cross process, they just don't. BUT, don't be sad, don't give up, try asking from shop to shop, if they would or tell them what you want them to do with you film, i.e. develop film in E-6 chemicals, develop film in C-41 chemicals. NB: I would recommend you to buy slide films and tell them to develop it normally like they would with negative films.
Some photo labs / shops that accept cross processing: Guan Chuan, York, Kodak at The Mall's basement.
Where can I get my films developed in E-6 chemicals in Brunei?
So far, I haven't got any answer for that. A person who works in a photo lab once told me that that's due to the lack of demand on that certain chemicals. And because of that, they just stick to C-41. Photo chemicals do get expired too.
