Convex, unless you are on the other side of the lens.
Convex, unless you are on the other side of the lens.
I actually ordered a 120N because of the fine images on Photrio.... however....I canceled the order because it meant I'd have to get a flatbed scanner...which I probably will do for other reasons.
I have never loved cameras, but my new Pentax K70 may change that.
I've been shooting with a couple of Holga 120N's lately and have been enjoying it. Given this time of social distancing and not knowing when I'll get out again, I thought it would be nice to start a recent thread of Holga shots. I'll start.
Holga 120N with Ilford Ortho Plus film, long exposure with a Holgamods cable release attachment and a 4-stop ND filter.View attachment 243101
If you want to shoot 6x6 without the mask, simply cover the right and left frames with a non-stick black tape to prevent scratching. It's also easy to add tension to the film rolls to decrease curvature.The other thing that can emphasize the blurry corners is if the 6x6 mask is missing. These cameras were originally 6x4.5, were switched to dual format, but a lot of examples of the 120N had only the 6x4.5 frame mask and people would just remove that to shoot 6x6. This results in opportunities for film scratching, a well as letting the film hold more curvature than it would with the mask in place.
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These were my three entries for this years Holga Week 2022 using my Hoga 120N
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Churchyard Yew Tree Trichrome
Fomapan 100
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Street multi exposure
Fomapan 100
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Church tower and Branches multi exposure
Ilford HP5
These are both very nice, the Moon at Wilson Downfall is really very lovely.
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