Das ultimative Holga-Review
- Am 20. Juli 2008
- Von jmc
- In Analog, Photographie
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Im DSLR-Forum stieß ich gestern auf das Holga-Review von Andreas Hurni aus der Schweiz und habe mich fast totgelacht. Auch seine anderen Beiträge in der “Wühlkiste” seiner Seite sind das lesen definitiv wert! Zum Beispiel seine Definition eines Profi-Fotografen:
Primär sind sie also ein Allroundhandwerker mit Managementfähigkeiten, welcher nebenbei imstande ist, makellos zu fotografieren.
Foto © TheMacGirl* @ flickr
Flickr: Brymer
Sweet purchase. I love mine.
Murphys does sell 120. You can find it online, too. Try … http://www.calumetphoto.com/
Flickr: penelope gan
i want one too …
Flickr: Yin.Shen
congrats!!! can’t wait to see the results.
buying 120 film from local shop could be expensive, why not buy some from ebay?
Flickr: Alexander John Holroyd has a beard on his face
Sweet. I want one of these.
Flickr: THEMACGIRL*
Thank you for the link!
You should get one, you can get the normal black ones for pretty cheap.
I figured online would be cheaper but I have to have it no later than Monday. Technically, I probably won’t use anymore than a roll of film, however, it would be nice to have the extras.
I’m surprised you haven’t got one already (!)
Flickr: Lisa Joyce
Murphy’s sells 120 film, but my advice to you is to shoot 120 color or the 120 color film that’s looks like it’s black and white when processed- no one in the area processes traditional black and white film anymore except Louisville Color Lab, and I haven’t yet gone there to try their services, so for all I know they might be phasing it out too.
Flickr: ikeepsitreall
wow I am so jealous! i’ve always wanted a Holga! I have the Fisheye and the Fisheye 2 only
where would you get the film developed?