New Holga photos

MelanieC said:
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Melanie,

This is really nice! What film?

Brad
 
Some amazing pics in this thread! My holga (and lomo) have been gathering dust while I'm all about my bessas, but I'll have to break it out one of these days.

Here's an older shot:
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Hi Brad, it's Kodak Portra 400VC.

I have thought about trying slide film in my Holga, but with the near total lack of control over exposure I have been afraid to.
 
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Ta Promh, Cambodia


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En Route to Banteay Samre, Cambodia
 
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lubitel said:
well since everyone is outing themselves as holga users, i will do so too

http://www.yevglad.com/photo/holga.html

by the way holga is no point and shoot. Its a fully manual, scale focus camera 😉
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LOL!
I would think with a user name like yours you would be, but I am glad you are comfortable with outing yourself here.
🙄 🙂 😉
Great photographs!
Brian
Hi, My name is Brian and I use Holga cameras...
 
Epimetheus said:
I love Holga! Check out my latest experiment with it:

http://www.markuspuustinen.com/galleriat/07/04/sircus_europa/

I shot a whole roll without frame limits and scanned it in full length. I was trying to achieve a one long visual representation rather than sequence of images.
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That's pretty cool. I'd love to see it in print.

So did you only half-wind between frames?
 
mtbbrian said:
I would suggest using a 100 ASA film and shooting with "optimum" light at f/11, the sunny icon.
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When you slide the "f stop" thingie back and forth, it doesn't actually change the aperture. At least, it doesn't on mine. You can see that it wants to, but something about the construction is off. This is also noted in, I believe, the Camerapedia entry on Holgas. Which I kinda like because then I'm REALLY off the hook when it comes to getting exposure right.

Provia 100, here we come!
 
MelanieC said:
When you slide the "f stop" thingie back and forth, it doesn't actually change the aperture. At least, it doesn't on mine. You can see that it wants to, but something about the construction is off. This is also noted in, I believe, the Camerapedia entry on Holgas. Which I kinda like because then I'm REALLY off the hook when it comes to getting exposure right.

Provia 100, here we come!
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I have exactly the same with mine and even when i do switch both exposures are the same. I find 100 too slow and prefer 400. Even this can under expose on mine. However it's still going strong after 8 years despite being kept in a hot humid environment. It's never let me down once.
 
Simon Larby said:
I have exactly the same with mine and even when i do switch both exposures are the same. I find 100 too slow and prefer 400. Even this can under expose on mine. However it's still going strong after 8 years despite being kept in a hot humid environment. It's never let me down once.
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More reliable than an R-D1 and 1/100 of the price ;-)
 
kestas said:
Simon, it's AMAZING!!
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Yes I think Simon is the living proof that the quality of the camera has no impact whatsoever on the quality of the picture, the photographer is what it counts!

(Damn can't blame my tools anymore now)
 
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