
The Holga look in HD...
3 months ago
A Holga camera is a cheap plastic (medium format) film camera made in China. I have one and I like it a lot, but medium film and the limits of film in general makes it a very slow process to work with.
So, about 18 months ago, I found a website that sold Holga lenses that could be mounted on a Canon EOS digital camera: holgamods.com/xt/xt.html
I got one for my Canon 30D which made getting a Holga look a much easier process.
Today I needed something to 'play with' and put the Holga lens on my Letus just to have some fun. The lens itself is just a piece of plastic, so the look is... well, lets say 'Made in China' :)
I threw in some Magic Bullet Looks and some 'old school' music. It is what it is - hope you like it...
So, about 18 months ago, I found a website that sold Holga lenses that could be mounted on a Canon EOS digital camera: holgamods.com/xt/xt.html
I got one for my Canon 30D which made getting a Holga look a much easier process.
Today I needed something to 'play with' and put the Holga lens on my Letus just to have some fun. The lens itself is just a piece of plastic, so the look is... well, lets say 'Made in China' :)
I threw in some Magic Bullet Looks and some 'old school' music. It is what it is - hope you like it...
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thanks for the vid and for the info
Untill today I always thougt it was russian shit.
I've wanted to buy a complete package once with a holga, horizon and several other lomo products but the fact it does not take normal 35mm film on all of its products scared me off.
thanks for sharing that wonderful tip!