Holga Basics

A basic guide to the Holga, using a Holga 120 FN as a model. For use by mijonju.

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Howto & Style

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• mijonju
• holga
• basicis
• howto

[itslenibitches]

If you want the common 35 mm film ... you just have to put the 35mm-adaptator/frame ?

[nationofpomation]

@itslenibitches Yes, or buy a 35mm Holga.

[kayren230]

Do you think the plastic lens or the glass lenses are better?

i have only read that the plastic can make huge flares if the sun is in shot?

[nationofpomation]

@kayren230 There isn't a noticeable difference between the two.

[READSxTILLxDAWN]

I feel really stupid asking this, but to develope the film, would you just take it to a normal store that would develope a disposable camera film?

[nationofpomation]

@READSxTILLxDAWN If it's 35mm color negative (print) film, yes. If it's a camera store, they might be able to send other film types (slide, black and white) or formats (120/220 film, etc.) off somewhere, but they'll definitely charge extra.

[thatonechick2012]

"They still...they do... expose film." haha, you're cute:)

[mousey520]

Your video was really helpful! thanks :)

[snowbuba]

Thanks a lot. At last I know which aperture is which. Even there are the signs i was really confused which one works - this which is visible or this covered by button. Now I'm ready to start taking pictures.

[BeesInTheCity]

I got the 135 for my birthday! I LOVE IT!!

[xxIGetAlongx]

Thank you! Very helpful.

[ProyectoEvaBraun]

thnkz dude!! you explain it in a easy and usefull way. :D

sorry for my bad english, im Dutch!