READ ABOUT : HOLGA

READ ABOUT : HOLGA
I'll try compiling. The Models (excluding other models eg. K200, 35AFX, etc) 1. Holga 120S: Basic standard Holga, plastic lens, no features (uses 120 film) 2. Holga 120SF: Same as S, but with a built in flash (uses 120 film) 3. Holga 120N: Bulb mode, tripod mount, hot shoe (uses 120 film) 4. Holga 120FN: Bulb mode, tripod mount, built in flash (uses 120 film) 5. Holga 120CFN: Bulb mode, tripod mount, built in colorflash (uses 120 film) 6. Woca/Holga 120G: Like the 120S, but with a glass lens (uses 120 film) 7. Woca/Holga 120GF: Like the 120SF, but with a glass lens (uses 120 film) 8. Holga 120GFN: Like the 120FN, but with a glass lens (uses 120 film) 9. Holga 120GCFN: Like the 120CFN, but with a glass lens (uses 120 film) 10. Holga 135: a Holga which uses 35mm films 11. Holga 135bc: same as holga 135 except bc = black corners (vignette) 12. Holga 120WPC: Holga 'Wide Pinhole Camera' (uses 120 film) Holga 120 Specifications Size: 22cm (8.65in) x 17,5cm (7in) x 9,5cm (3.75in) Weight: 730g (1.6lb) Format: all 120 medium format film (color negative, slide, b&w) Lens: Plastic or Glass 60mm, f/8 Focus: manual zone focus with four distance settings Approximate 35mm format equivalent focal length: 38mm Aperture settings: f/8, f/11 Shutter speeds: 1/125, "B" (on 'N' Models) Uncoupled advance & shutter release for multiple & partial exposures Standard tripod thread (on 'N' Models) Holga 135 Specifications Size: 4.5" x 3" x 2.5" (11.5 x 7.5 x 6.5cm) Weight: 6oz (170g) Format: all 35mm film (color negative, slide, b&w) Lens: Plastic 47mm, f/8 Focus: manual zone focus with four distance settings Approximate 35mm format equivalent focal length: 38mm Aperture settings: f/8, f/11 Shutter speeds: 1/125, "B" Flash: standard hotshoe Uncoupled advance & shutter release for multiple exposures Standard tripod & standard cable release threads

what's e difference between 120 film & 35mm film? (:

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may i know which is the most suitable flash light for the holga135BC? I read that the mini flash might be obstructing the shutter. please advise :)

may i know which is the most suitable flash light for the holga135BC? I read that the mini flash might be obstructing the shutter. please advise :) i think the holga multicolor flash is built for the job hmmm and in any case with any flash i think it will STILL be possible, although inconvenient, to press the shutter. not too sure though but i think holga multicolor flash shld be ok :) the narrow colorsplash flash does obstruct it i think yup

if you use holga135bc do not get the lomography coloursplash because it doesnt fit. the mini flash is okay, although the connection on mine is abit loose.

hmm i dun quite understand, if i buying 120N or GN, do i need to buy multicolour flash or just the mini flash? cox i tot i saw the colour thing inside...

guys, need your advise. is a tripod an essential accesory for the tripod?

hmm i dun quite understand, if i buying 120N or GN, do i need to buy multicolour flash or just the mini flash? cox i tot i saw the colour thing inside...you dont need to buy the flash, after all, its an accesory, just get whatever you want if you feel like it. coloursplash is a good partner. although it does have its flaws, if you want colours and stuff its good. and in my opinion its more reliable than the mini coloursplash flash.

guys, need your advise. is a tripod an essential accesory for the tripod?I think you meant essential for the Holga :lol: Well not a need unless you're using the bulb mode at low lightings or night time and light streaks. haha yeah tts what i meant. im not a big fan of flash. even with a dslr. so can anyone guide me: with the use of the bulb mode, generally how long would i need to keep the shutter open for respective ISOs? eg. for a 100 ISO film press 3 seconds for there to be enough for exposure to make it still look nice at night with ambient light.

sometimes exposures need up to 2 mins to 3 mins, at low light. can try using torchlight to do light painting if ur shooting static objects.

so im pretty much set on a plastic lens holga but i dunno whether to get one with the hotshoe or one with the built in flash. Holga 120N: Bulb mode, tripod mount, hot shoe (uses 120 film) Holga 120CFN: Bulb mode, tripod mount, built in colorflash (uses 120 film) is the flash vital for the holga? i mean apart from the obvious reasons like need bright sunlight then no need flash and so on. considering the film used is the same and the condition of the camera is exactly the same, is there any vital difference(s) with the pics produced by one with a flash and one without. to sum it up is a flash important for the holga? need advise please! thanks in advance!

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