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Holga 120CFN Medium Format Fixed Focus Camera with Lens and Built-in Flash with Color Filter Wheel | Discount Price: $38.99
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Brand: Holga
Binding: Electronics
Features: - Multiple exposure capability
- Hot shoe for flash
- Standard tripod mount (1/4 - 20)
- Bulb exposure selector for extra long exposures.
- Your film will now travel smoothly in either 6x4.5cm or 6x6cm formats with the two plastic masks, included.
Love this Camera [Posted on 2008-04-05]
I bought this camera just to have a photography fun. It's great and take very nice pictures. It was shipped quickly too, which was great because I took it on a trip.
Consistently cool [Posted on 2008-04-19]
This is truly my favorite camera in the world. I have a great digital ultra-zoom and really wanted a digital SLR but couldn't afford it. A friend suggested the Holga--a step in the absolute opposite direction--and boy am I glad I got it. I was so BORED with Photoshop and digitalization. I really wanted to create pictures, not spend mindless hours in front of the computer. Holga gives me just that. It's quirkiness is what makes it so wonderful, from the light leaks to the vignetting. You truly never know what your film is going to look like, but it's almost always interesting. Black and white film is incredible in it! I suggest the filter set that comes with red, green, yellow and blue filters. I have gotten some truly wonderful results using the red filter with black and white film--so contrasty it's sick! The Holga has renewed and revived my interest in photography. Since I couldn't make my pictures perfect I figured I'd embrace the imperfections. Thanks Holga!
So far, so good [Posted on 2008-06-22]
The shipper sent the item on time and it was in the condition expected, brand new. I love the camera so far, but have yet to develop the film
Good tool for artists [Posted on 2008-07-14]
The whole point of Lomography is the "point and shoot, don't think" spontaneous philosophy. Of course not every photo is going to look like a Kodak commercial; they're not supposed to. This camera will take photos that imitate that faded quality of Polaroids, and once you get your film cross-processed, the result will be surprising and beautiful. Since the camera is manually advanced, take advantage of double-exposing your film. The only concern that I have for my camera is light leaking in, so I buy black electric tape to tape up the seams. It gets a bit tedious, but it makes it possible so that I'm not wasting my shots. Try the color flashes too... very interesting feature of this camera.
the flash doesn't get the job done [Posted on 2008-12-09]
Don't get this item unless you plan you plan on not using the flash or only plan on using it when you are 2 feet from the subject. I have wasted about a 10 pack of polaroid film and a couple rolls of b/w 120.
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