Unpacking the Golden Half

[slogsweep]

What in your opinion is the best half frame 135 camera?

[BB2theSKY]

@slogsweep it depends on what you want to do. imo the olympus pen F series are the most versatile because it's an slr system with interchangeable lenses.

[caseyblur]

i have o be very patience to watch this video -.- lol

[genche]

where do you go to develop the films?

[thirstyphoto]

@genche most film store will develop you half frames just like normal ful lframe exposures. i go to Wolf Camera, and a local shop called Photoworks in San Francisco. If you don't want them to split up your half frame exposures into individual prints - be sure to tell them to keep the shots in a single print!

[H2Overdose]

And can it do multiple exposures?

[thirstyphoto]

@H2Overdose Hi H2Overdose, for file you can use regular 35mm or slide film. You cant do multiple exposures on the same frame though. However the Holga TIM does give you that option - check out .thirstyphoto for more info on the Holga too.

[H2Overdose]

Is the film inside the package slide film?

[thirstyphoto]

@H2Overdose - you can use standard 35mm film, or slide film

[MissBahus23]

this camera looks really cool, i would buy one for myself too. did you tried it yet? if so, how are the pictures? :]

[thirstyphoto]

@MissBahus23 - check out some of my shots at my site, link on my profile page

[MissBahus23]

@thirstyphoto thanks a lot! your shots look really great btw!