I'm looking to buy a Diana F+ and a Holga 120FN, but I need to know what type of pictures they will produce? - pictures of vergina
Is this the image is rectangular or square?
And nobody can show me some examples of which will look like what?
Saturday, February 20, 2010
Pictures Of Vergina I'm Looking To Buy A Diana F+ And A Holga 120FN, But I Need To Know What Type Of Pictures They Will Produce?
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I have no pictures of the sample, but they are fairly easy to find online. The Holga is known to have problems, "including random" leakage of light, uneven loads, heavy balls (the corners are darker than the rest), and other things. This is part of his charm "and why people want to take with them.
ReplyDeleteWith a Holga, photos come out as a square or rectangular, depending on the size of the mask that you device in it. My Holga comes with two sizes and in all the new will do the same. The film is either the same way that you are currently a number of different images on each roll.
I have no experience with Diana 120 rooms, but I guess they are similar in many respects.
There are also videos on the Internet about how to download and use these cameras. Maybe you want before everything loaded for the first time only funny if the appliances to 35mm film. Also, if you develop your own film, remember that 120 film is a little more than 35 mm to develop and costIt receives only about 1 / 3 shots per roll of film. Do not stop, but it costs to make more than 120 films than to shoot on 35mm and have been developed commercially.
Diana vs. Holga
ReplyDeleteHere is a comparison Posted by:
... http://www.dianacamera.com/holga_vs_dian
The Diana + is a flexible), with the controls (3 vs. 1 + pinhole aperture opening. The Diana + has also change albility lenses. Today, Lomography has 4 additional lens. The Diana + NEG place automatic cameras.
The Holga, also is a very robust, albeit not as flexible, is a very capable device. Take pictures so that the Diana. It can 6x6 4.5x6 square or vertical rectangle.
What do you need? I like to recommend general or 120fn Holga 120N for beginners.
Why? It is a cheap camera and easy to learn and use. If you continue to get this camera, the cost of exploration of the cheap toy camera photography page. If it turns out that the camera image of the toy is your passion, then you can explore the book Diana +.
Let Cost:
Holga 120N - $ 28 (without a flash, but with a caliper)
Holga 120fn - $ 35 (flash)
Diana + - $ 50 (without flash, without shoes)
DianaF + - $ 100 (comes with hot shoe flash accessories and electronic accessories)
Images of the sample:
Holga
http://www.flickr.com/groups/86881528 @ N0 ...
Diana + + DIanaF
http://www.flickr.com/groups/diana_plus/
One of the main things that determine whether you not have the patience and temperament, is to work with a film camera. Working with the film, not once again not on an LCD screen and you will be able to erase their mistakes and then forgotten.
If you really want a rectangle landscape, consider a 35-mm-lo-fi camera. One good thing about 35mm is that they are cheaper and simpler cameras. If you're one of those cameras, given the cost of lo-fi exploration of the photos on the cheaper side. You do not quite get the same look to help with 35mm film, but it is much simpler, lower cost, and the camera and the film you know if it works for you. If it turns out that the camera image is the toy your fatherSion, you can explore for the 120 larger cameras.
Check out one of these 35-mm cameras:
Holga 135 or 135BC
Provider: http://freestylephoto.biz for about 46 U.S. dollars.
Holga Lens similar economic and operating 120 cameras.
1 value of opening times (yes, the unit has 2 options, but they are identical), 2 shutter settings, N (1 / 100 sec) and B (bulb setting)
Tripod socket output cable
When the image as in the large format camera, get the Holga 135BC.
Images of the sample:
http://www.flickr.com/groups/holga135bc/
Slim Black Devil Superheadz
Provider: http://www.fourcornerstore.com/ for about $ 30.
This is a clone of the popular vintage Vivitar Ultra Wide and Slim on. No exposure control option and no flash, but the objective is broader than normal (22mm) is in a position to make some excellent photos.
Images of the sample:
Not really a good Flickr group for the cameras, but if the images of the sample are Vivitar UWS
http://www.flickr.com/groups/57074580 @ N0 ...
What ever you choose, camera, remember that the point of lo-fi photography, fun!
For more tips from the lo-fi camera, visit my site:
http://www.dianacamera.com/
I meet a lot of tricks, tips and photos with a plastic product.
How-to videos and Diana Holga cameras, check out my YouTube channel:
http://www.youtube.com/kaituba
I also launching a Ning network of low-fi photography. I imagine a place for new people to Lo-fi photography and photographers with experience, to share information and keep a fun conversation about low-fi photography.
http://lofi-photo.ning.com/
They usually have pictures of 6x6 boxes.
ReplyDeleteEach Holga is, like all other Diana. This is part of the charm (the accent or the lack thereof :-), light leaks, and so on.
There are several pages with pictures of Diana and Holga. Search.