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user's latest post:
Flickr: Discussing best flash...
Published (2009-12-25 00:20:00)
for some reason, if I hold the shutter down for a good second or longer, and then release I don't get the second flash.
user's latest post:
Flickr: Discussing holga with...
Published (2009-12-27 12:16:00)
Another big factor in xpro is where you get it processed. Whatever you do, dont get it processed by Sprectrum in Newcastle unless you like photos that look like green vomit.
user's latest post:
Flickr: Discussing...
Published (2009-12-24 11:54:00)
hello.. i have a sample of double xposure or multi.. heres the link www.flickr.com/photos/rrpidor for that thing for double exp. i use B mode for that and then 1st i shot the model and focus it to 3ft or 1m equip. den for the next 5ft.. well you can experiment if you want.. that trial of mine is only for experiment.. and i guess it works.. i hope ill be doing more double or multi exposure soon..hehe
user's latest post:
Flickr: Discussing loose lens in...
Published (2009-12-27 16:16:00)
My Girlfriend's 120 CFN focus barrel is pretty loose and easy to turn compared to my 120 S . You could always just hold the lens barrel when your taking a photo to ensure proper focus distance.
user's latest post:
Flickr: Discussing what's...
Published (2009-12-22 12:28:00)
Oh I'm very cynical. I let down my guard for a minute. NEVER AGAIN! :)
user's latest post:
Flickr: Discussing...
Published (2009-12-23 21:54:00)
In all likelihood you will end up 'experimenting' with double exposures whether you want to or not. When I started, I tried to make a special point of winding on each time, but still slipped up a couple of times (the lens cap is another thing to watch out for). Normally I can't stand them, but I was actually quite pleased with this one:
user's latest post:
Flickr: Discussing need help...
Published (2009-12-21 14:07:00)
that's the problem i'm having...it appears to be on perfectly about 2/3 of the way around the lens, and then there's a portion that's askew. argh. many thanks for the help!
user's latest post:
Flickr: Discussing what's...
Published (2009-12-21 21:06:00)
Wow, how original. I remember when trolls were interesting...
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Latest active threads on Holga
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Started 1 day ago (2009-12-28 01:13:00)
by Amanda_Morrow
Sounds like you are on your way to Holga Adventureland! :D
As far as I know, the majority of 120Ns have only the one functioning aperture, mine certainly does.
I have heard rumours that the newer ones have both apertures in place properly however but I have never seen one in hand.
Good luck! :D
Started 2 weeks, 4 days ago (2009-12-10 21:25:00)
by matt
This went surprisingly well except that my drilled aperture looks ever so slightly elliptical, and very slightly off centre. I'm talking about fractions of millimetres, but does anyone know whether this will make much difference to my pictures?
Nope! At least, no appreciable difference, given the other qualities of the Holga's optics.
Also, do you still get much vignetting ...
Started 2 days, 13 hours ago (2009-12-26 12:38:00)
by scribex
I don't think mine is *that* loose, but then it's been stepped on and had beer spilt on it over a few years... If it gets annoying, might be worth changing, but otherwise don't worry about it, IMHO.
Started 2 weeks, 3 days ago (2009-12-11 18:34:00)
by ~ Schrodinger*s Cat ~
Started 3 weeks, 3 days ago (2009-12-04 07:26:00)
by dominikurbanowicz
good idea
depends where you live in Ireland 400 is not enough in winter
Started 6 days, 3 hours ago (2009-12-22 22:28:00)
by drywall's eyes
a black background, like a yard at night or black velvet keeps the film unexposed, that way you can put plenty of images on one negative, or if your cavorting in the day, get the slowest speed film you can, and click to your content, if 400 iso is the average speed in a holga, than use 100iso and lower to keep a normal density when shooting multiples.
Started 1 month, 1 week ago (2009-11-16 17:22:26)
by justinsdisgustin
go for what ever is cheapest and smallest. I personally sought after one that wouldnt effect the camera's center of gravity too much.
Started 6 days, 15 hours ago (2009-12-22 10:29:00)
by -kreuzberg-
I remember seeing a 35mm adaptor kit made by someone like Superheadz that came with masks to allow you to shoot square, panoramic or panoramic with sprocket holes but it cost more than the a Holga!
You could try to just make your own square mask out of thin card and tape and fit it to the adaptor.
If you havent bought it yet, another possibility would be to get a Diana Mini as...
Started 1 week, 1 day ago (2009-12-20 20:52:00)
by tomdebiec
The most common mistake is to have the shutter set on "B" (open as long as you press the shutter). This would explain the blurry photos. If you had a lot of vignetting and saw light leaks with a newer Holga I'd guess you didn't use either of the supplied masks.
They are good, but you've got to want to work with their idiosyncrasies so they are not for everyone.
It sounds ...
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Started 1 week, 1 day ago (2009-12-20 20:52:00)
by tomdebiec
The most common mistake is to have the shutter set on "B" (open as long as you press the shutter). This would explain the blurry photos. If you had a lot of vignetting and saw light leaks with a newer Holga I'd guess you didn't use either of the supplied masks.
They are good, but you've got to want to work with their idiosyncrasies so they are not for everyone.
It sounds ...
Started 6 days, 3 hours ago (2009-12-22 22:28:00)
by drywall's eyes
a black background, like a yard at night or black velvet keeps the film unexposed, that way you can put plenty of images on one negative, or if your cavorting in the day, get the slowest speed film you can, and click to your content, if 400 iso is the average speed in a holga, than use 100iso and lower to keep a normal density when shooting multiples.
Started 1 week ago (2009-12-21 04:06:00)
by nikoramiwako
I have a brand new back that i am considering selling, not sure yet, i have film too. I lve in the uk
What sort of price would you be thinking
Started 6 days, 15 hours ago (2009-12-22 10:29:00)
by -kreuzberg-
I remember seeing a 35mm adaptor kit made by someone like Superheadz that came with masks to allow you to shoot square, panoramic or panoramic with sprocket holes but it cost more than the a Holga!
You could try to just make your own square mask out of thin card and tape and fit it to the adaptor.
If you havent bought it yet, another possibility would be to get a Diana Mini as...
Started 1 day ago (2009-12-28 01:13:00)
by Amanda_Morrow
Sounds like you are on your way to Holga Adventureland! :D
As far as I know, the majority of 120Ns have only the one functioning aperture, mine certainly does.
I have heard rumours that the newer ones have both apertures in place properly however but I have never seen one in hand.
Good luck! :D
Started 1 week ago (2009-12-21 07:06:00)
by JimmyDenton
experiment with it and have fun! :D if you have read up alot about them then you should be fine with it its a great camera, and if that film is b&w find somewhere to develop them before taking pics might be easyer and cheaper to start with colour
Started 1 week ago (2009-12-21 14:07:00)
by jeffegg2
Take a knife and carefully bevel the inside edge of the holga lens where the ring will mount. It does not take much. Then the step up will screw on with some effort. The hard part is getting it to go on straight!!
Started 1 month, 1 week ago (2009-11-16 17:22:26)
by justinsdisgustin
go for what ever is cheapest and smallest. I personally sought after one that wouldnt effect the camera's center of gravity too much.
Started 3 weeks, 3 days ago (2009-12-04 07:26:00)
by dominikurbanowicz
good idea
depends where you live in Ireland 400 is not enough in winter
Started 2 days, 13 hours ago (2009-12-26 12:38:00)
by scribex
I don't think mine is *that* loose, but then it's been stepped on and had beer spilt on it over a few years... If it gets annoying, might be worth changing, but otherwise don't worry about it, IMHO.
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