Hi Lori -
I'd love to post something but I'm moving tomorrow and they're online
and I don't know how to pay for them yet, and right now I'm packing
like a madman. Been shooting with the model that has a rotating color
flash (blue/red/yellow/without). I'll check in in a few days!
Chris
--- In holgaandtoycameras@..., Lori Lipton <loril2020@y...>
wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> I'd love to see your pics. I've been shooting for a while with my
Holga, i love it. Do u shoot with or without a flash? My holga is
basic and unmodified. Looking forward to seeing any pics u may have.
>
> Lori
>
> chemicalpill <fountainsofwayne@g...> wrote:
> I'm new to the Holga scene but hot dang I shot some amazing photos my
> first time round. Bit like a Polaroid with some resolution.
>
> Is this group active?
>
> Chris
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Hi there,
I'd love to see your pics. I've been shooting for a while with my Holga, i love
it. Do u shoot with or without a flash? My holga is basic and unmodified.
Looking forward to seeing any pics u may have.
Lori
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Is this group active?
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I'm new to the Holga scene but hot dang I shot some amazing photos my
first time round. Bit like a Polaroid with some resolution.
Is this group active?
Chris
This is to anyone who happens to come along looking to see what's
here. The people who ran this place seem to have moved on but the
place seems to be in good shape, so Ithink I'll hang around a bit.So
if you want to drop by, why not? If they happen to come back, they'll
find the place warm and tidy. PETE.
--- In holgaandtoycameras@..., "red313robin"
<red313robin@y...> wrote:
>
>
> This might not work but it,but try it any way,hardware stores sell
> things that are intended to put in the out side door of a house or
> apartment so you can see who's ringing the bell before you let them
> in (or call the police)if you mount one of these backwards in the
> camera it should produce the sort of image your looking for.Hope
this
> helps, Robin
>
>Should work on the "if you can see it, you can shoot it" principal.
The way I like to check out this sort of thing is to set up a small
lamp in an otherwise dark room. Leave the camera back open and tape a
piece of kleenex over the film-gate. Now set up your lens
recombobulation and point it at the lamp. If the shutter will stay
open, that's great, otherwise, rest the camera on something and click
away several times, while looking at the image on the kleenex. Should
be sharp, upside down and backwards.
Pete
>
>
>
>
> --- In holgaandtoycameras@..., Lori Lipton
> <loril2020@y...> wrote:
> > Hello-
> >
> > I'm new to the group and very interestd in finding out
> >
> > how to make a fisheye Holga. Are the very complicated?
> > Do I need to buy another camera so that I can have one
> > fisheye and one regular,or can the lens be easily
> > disassembled?
> >
> > All responses will be helpful-
> >
> > Sincerely,
> >
> > Lori L.
> >
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Hi, there, I'm a new member. I don't have a HOLGA, but recently
picked up a very interesting old 21/4 X 31/4 box camera that I would
love to find out more about. It is all tin construction with
leatherette and a cloth viewing hood. The interesting thing is that
it is a Single Lens Reflex. You hold it in the 'landscape'
orientation, and the ground glass is on the top, like a TLR. The
mirror is mounted to a piece of metal that forms one blade of the
shutter. The design will only work for a fixed focal length. The lens
is labled 'Steinbell Munchen Box-Actinar 6,3/10,5cm No274688'. On a
label inside in the usual place, are patent numbers for D.R.P.,
Brit., Franz., Ital., Osterr. and Schweiz., plus 'United States
Patent apl.'. Am I correct in thinking this is a German product from
the fifty's? My Zeiss Ikon was made around 1930, and it doesn't have
that sort of big label inside. Any help would be apreciated.
Thanx
Pete Plumb
This might not work but it,but try it any way,hardware stores sell
things that are intended to put in the out side door of a house or
apartment so you can see who's ringing the bell before you let them
in (or call the police)if you mount one of these backwards in the
camera it should produce the sort of image your looking for.Hope this
helps, Robin
--- In holgaandtoycameras@..., Lori Lipton
<loril2020@y...> wrote:
> Hello-
>
> I'm new to the group and very interestd in finding out
>
> how to make a fisheye Holga. Are the very complicated?
> Do I need to buy another camera so that I can have one
> fisheye and one regular,or can the lens be easily
> disassembled?
>
> All responses will be helpful-
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Lori L.
>
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I've never seen a holga cvamera but I do have a number of plastic
Dianna cameras, as well as a camera with four lenes that takes
multiple images.I'm also interested in Pin hole cameras and "non
silver" process's lets be careful out there.Robin
Thanks for the advice. I'm still trying to locate a
camera. May have a lead on where to buy them. Just
need to get there to see.
Thanks again
Gwen
--- Lori Lipton <loril2020@...> wrote: > hello,
>
> i live in the states and purchased mine on line.
> About
> 20$ u.s.
>
> They are fun cameras, but a little tricky at first.
> With all the light leaks, u have to make sure to
> tape
> up the camera in all the seams. I did a lot of
> reading
> on the internet. My pics are decent, but I'm still
> experimenting. The best tip I've found so far, is
> when
> u do get the camera, push down the plastic tab on
> the
> back near the film window so that the camera shoots
> 12
> exposures. The result is a larger and nicer image.
>
> happy shooting!
>
>
> Lori L.
> --- gwentreed <gwentreed@...> wrote:
> > Hi. I just signed up because i am interested in
> > trying out one of
> > these types of toy cameras. Would anybody know
> where
> > in Canada these
> > could be purchased?
> >
> >
>
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hello,
i live in the states and purchased mine on line. About
20$ u.s.
They are fun cameras, but a little tricky at first.
With all the light leaks, u have to make sure to tape
up the camera in all the seams. I did a lot of reading
on the internet. My pics are decent, but I'm still
experimenting. The best tip I've found so far, is when
u do get the camera, push down the plastic tab on the
back near the film window so that the camera shoots 12
exposures. The result is a larger and nicer image.
happy shooting!
Lori L.
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> Hi. I just signed up because i am interested in
> trying out one of
> these types of toy cameras. Would anybody know where
> in Canada these
> could be purchased?
>
>
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Hi. I just signed up because i am interested in trying out one of
these types of toy cameras. Would anybody know where in Canada these
could be purchased?
Hello-
I'm new to the group and very interestd in finding out
how to make a fisheye Holga. Are the very complicated?
Do I need to buy another camera so that I can have one
fisheye and one regular,or can the lens be easily
disassembled?
All responses will be helpful-
Sincerely,
Lori L.
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My web page is up and running and I encourage, no
implore you, send me some email. I would love some
feedback and and am free to chat about this interesting
topic. I am eager to learn camera altering techniques
and to see some shots any of you have taken with your
holga, or any other toy type camera.
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