No. of clicks for holga 35mm adapter

allo i have the panoramic adapter and im facing the same prob, the number of clicks. haha cos from wad i heard is 36clicks for the normal one, but im clueless for the panoramic one.. which method is best for the panoramic one? also 36 per turn? or do i follow the website~c

went down to penisular and that lady at Ruby turned 26 clicks for me saying that's e no. for 35mm adapter. see how it will turn out and i will update if that's e correct number of clicks here in near future! thanks for all your help guys! :D:D the superheadz adaptor u got from guojie was formerly mine. u just load ur film normally and 1 complete turn is 1 complete round of the white rectangular box out of the frame and back into the frame. well firstly the white rectangle marking must be visible in the small frame. when u rotate, the white rectangle will disappear and after a few turns, it will re-appear again. once it re-appear and is nicely positioned back in that frame, 1 complete turn is achieved. u can take up to 36+3 shots if you load the film properly.

allo i have the panoramic adapter and im facing the same prob, the number of clicks. haha cos from wad i heard is 36clicks for the normal one, but im clueless for the panoramic one.. which method is best for the panoramic one? also 36 per turn? or do i follow the website~c if you are doing 120 Panoramic, it is best to turn 45 degrees for every 15 to 20 clicks. pls do note that a constant rotation of 36 clicks for 35mm will waste a lot of film space. This link was posted by hahafiz. Please make full use of the "search" button here and dont always depend on being spoonfed. The fun in lomography is to shoot and learn. http://photondetector.com/tools_ref/135-advance/

went down to penisular and that lady at Ruby turned 26 clicks for me saying that's e no. for 35mm adapter. see how it will turn out and i will update if that's e correct number of clicks here in near future! thanks for all your help guys! :D:D the superheadz adaptor u got from guojie was formerly mine. u just load ur film normally and 1 complete turn is 1 complete round of the white rectangular box out of the frame and back into the frame. well firstly the white rectangle marking must be visible in the small frame. when u rotate, the white rectangle will disappear and after a few turns, it will re-appear again. once it re-appear and is nicely positioned back in that frame, 1 complete turn is achieved. u can take up to 36+3 shots if you load the film properly. oh it's your's haha. he didnt use it at all.. anyway, what's the white rectanglar box u are referring to? uncle mike helped me load the film the other day. so all i do is just turn one complete round to advance to next frame correct?

first of all, is it a superhead 35mm adaptor or a normal 35mm adaptor?

For 35mm adapter (not the superheadz one) you only have to turn full 360 degrees. but for panoramic im not sure, i can help you find out how many turn. by using the same method i find for my 35mm adapter. but the prob is i need to have the pano adapter to -*test*-('"). IF im free i'll post pic ,on how i find the no of tuns or clicks on 35mm :roll:

the link is already up there.

for a safe bet its 24 clicks from start till finish.

just a qn.. i've been using 35mm for a num of times.and often,i ended up with just 12-16 photos after processing.and i did not use any adaptor or whatsoever,i did my own mod to use the 35mm. just womdering here how many photos did you guys ended up with after using 35mm film ?

for my first roll of 35mm, i had 28 shots with some gaps between frames in negatives. :)

28?!wahlao thts a lot.you use any adaptopr?how many clicks you turn in between frames ??

i use a normal 35mm adapter. i did one full round for my previous roll so im trying 22clicks instead of e full round (24clicks). trial and error lo :D:D

maybe stick with 24 initially but gradually try reducing....

i'm new to lomotion, so hi everyone :) anyways might be off-topic, but does the film advance wheel feel tighter for the 120 film as compared to 35mm film? when i used 120 it was tight and can feel the tension as i advanced the film. however now i'm using 35mm film for the first time, with the normal 35mm adaptor, it's not half as taut as the 120 film. i'm beginning to suspect my film's come off the winding spool..................................... any comments from more experienced users? thanks in advance.

i'm new to lomotion, so hi everyone :) anyways might be off-topic, but does the film advance wheel feel tighter for the 120 film as compared to 35mm film? when i used 120 it was tight and can feel the tension as i advanced the film. however now i'm using 35mm film for the first time, with the normal 35mm adaptor, it's not half as taut as the 120 film. i'm beginning to suspect my film's come off the winding spool..................................... any comments from more experienced users? thanks in advance.well..did you add in any cardboard under the film spool ? the only reason why you should feel it very tight was due to the cardboard size,maybe its too big or something.besides that,maybe its due to erm the film spool itself,diff brands have diff spools sometimes,and the size may vary a LIL.if you get the SLIGHTLY longer ones,you might feel it pretty tight too. well,i dont literally mean cardboard btw.haha.i mean the part of the film box or paper or whatever you use to slide in under the film spool. cheers !

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