Holga Wide Pinhole - 120 Film Camera


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Andrew B. (Guildford, GB)
Perfect for: Landscapes, Street Photography, Pinhole/Long-Exposure
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Absultely fallen in love with pinhole photgraphy!

Simple, check camera gave me results far better than I expected. This simple camera gave me just 8 photos, every one now printed an in my album. A really nice day out taking proper old school photos

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derek s. (Okehampton, GB)
New user

Despite having to tape up the back and back holding clips ( which are worse than useless) the camera was fum to use and made me think more about subjects and composition the results were amazing. Great experiance and I am hooked!

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Gerry G. (Hove, GB)

So far I have put a couple of rolls of film through the camera , all have been returned blank, Disappointing. I am not sure if the camera is leaking light , though I tested it in a darkened room with a strong torch, or it is my failure to calculate reciprocity failure correctly. We shall see , I put black tape all around and waiting for more film to be returned from the lab. will let you know I still have high hopes.

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G. (Thame, GB)
My first pinhole camera but not my last

After a short lived love affair with a Yashica-24 that is waiting for the cash for a trip to the repair shop due to a stuck shutter I had a few rolls of 120 film slowly drifting past their expiry dates. Not wanting them to go to waste but not having a lot of money the Holga seemed like an affordable way of using the film. I've only been able to put one roll Ilford HP5 through it and to test for leaks and get my head around exposure times I bracketed the same scene incrementing exposure by 12 seconds from 12 to 60. Here are 12 and 60 seconds... and yes, the object of interest is far, far to far away from the camera!

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