HOLGA 135BC review and overview

holga 135 bc camera review

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• 135
• bc
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[bluelaugh07]

It is a Holga 135 Black Corner and the bc causes vignetting.

[holladaytech]

@bluelaugh07 its bent corners...says it on the box.

[patton0008]

Can you get the film for this camera developed at a regular drugs store or 1 hour stop place? 

[holladaytech]

@patton0008 this isnt a special type of film its your everyday 35 mm film so yes you can.

[rawrrawrrawr31]

thankyou for the reply :) if you do get the film developed in a lab, do the images generally come out dramatically different as opposed to developing them yourself? or is it just small differences?

[holladaytech]

@rawrrawrrawr31 wow i need to log into this account more offen haha um you have more range if you do it yourself you can be more creative but if you do it with the recommended amount of chemicals and recommended time itll be the same. :D

[daaryl92]

nice ring bro 

[MsTwinkletwinklestar]

@abarusso thank you so much :) yeah the 120 film cameras are a big no no to me because 1, 120 films are so expensive here in our country and 2, due to the decline of the film photog industry and all... it's really hard for us to find stores wherein we could develop our films and transfer them to cds. thanks again for helping me decide on which camera to buy. :D

[abarusso]

@MsTwinkletwinklestar What keeps me from buying the Diana+ is the 120 film so I think Holga 13BC is more convenient. However, the flash with the gel filters are great on the Diana+ and you would need a hotshoe if you buy the flash separately, which would be such a chore to carry around with you all the time. But the Holga 120's flash + gel filters are inside the body of the camera, but it's still a 120mm. AAARGH!

If you don't care about flashes, go for the Holga 135BC.

[MsTwinkletwinklestar]

please help me decide... i'm not a lomo pro.. and i want to know which lomo cam is better..Holga135bc or Diana+ ?? please do reply anyone:D thanks

[idioticfabs]

@leapfrog897 B=bulb. N=normal shutter

[leapfrog897]

wtf is B N.

[therpope]

have you tried a 36 film roll? does it work?