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I just got one today from a second hand store for six dollars and was wondering what type of lens can it fit

The vintage aesthetic of expired film is so cool (:

hi! im planning to pick up this camera on fb marketplace for 20bucks. lovely photos and such a cute dog. may i ask if you shot on auto? or did you shoot on shutter priority and everything else is on auto?

do you even know what white and black looks like? if so,you are unique.

Its like fuji and kodak, hehe

I started using the holga this year, the 120N, 120gcfn, 135bc, the 135tim and the Diana f and Diana mini, these are best cameras for artists, for experimentation, double exposures, light leaks, and wierd film. I use Jch streetpan for great contrast and Kodak gold 200 for color, got a velvia and ektachrome that I'm going to try next. Ive also shot 35mm film in the holga with some adapters. There are really so many possibilities with these cameras. There is a big community of people using these cameras mostly for the multiple and inverted exposures which are the best and most fun to shoot. I've yet to try iso 100 Fuji Acros on it but seen many people use it. I've tried using step down rings to screw on the plastic lens so I can attach uv, red or yellow filters on it. Will attempt to do infrared someday with this. Just a tip will be to always use the holga on a cloud setting, it's better as the shutter vary from 80-120 speed. And to tape all opening gaps front and back with gaffers tape. Tape up the back window or use a plastic door to only open when advancing film and keeping it shut always. Put two pieces of sponges on the internal back cover to help hold the film in place so when winding the film doesn't puff up causing light leaks later. Hope this helps.

Yes, used to go to Goodwill more often. I hardly ever go anymore since I know the best things are online. Not interesting to shop there anymore.

Do you use flash even shooting outdoors for the 2008

Thanks for making this video! After shooting with a Holga for 3 months, these are some of the things I’ve found. I prefer shooting with B & W. I found with color film everything was muddy. I wish I’d done a test roll to check the different focus lengths. Also, since the viewfinder and the lens are totally independent of each other, what you see isn’t what you get. I crop most of my photos as the lens captures way more than what you see in the viewfinder. And you are so right about having a system. I shot four frames with the lens cap on today and one with the wrong focus distance. Sigh.

Greedy goodwill

This film is already sold out :( Really hope they restock

Just go this film. Maybe the exposure control has to be set on lighter side while using this type of film? It'd be good to see a quick comparison of standard exposure and lighter exposure using this film.

Hunter is good boy don’t put a muzzle on him :( Also how did you make your Polaroids into a digital file did you scan them or is that a picture of the Polaroid itself

im trying to get to know this camera and actually considering about buying it so the future are awaited. nice one

thorough review with great examples, thanks! 🙏

Yeah the Goodwills around my area don't have any cool electronics or game consoles anymore since they send them straight to their online auction store. The problem is when rare items go on auction online they always sell for an expensive price since collectors know the value of the item.

Really loved the pictures of the 2008 camera! Nice video👏🏻

Ty so much, great video

I agree with you - the best part of shopping at the thrift stores is the thrill of the hunt, and the excitement of finding a really cool camera. Plus, at the actual store you are able to pick it up and examine it for yourself rather than relying on someone else's description (who may or may not have any camera knowledge).

Great video!

I can’t find it here in the States.

Thank you for this great in depth comparison! Exactly what I was looking for. Also loved your dog's assistant work, top notch 💙

I love the color of the Adox samples and your photos were good also. I wasn't able to purchase this film before it was sold out. It seems odd that they are developing another color film now. You'd think the company that went bankrupt would sell the rights to the formula to Adox.

$20 a roll no thanks

Nice photos

They may be sold out at the time of this video but from what I understand they have enough to last a few years sort of like silvermax.

Your results are pretty good. As I've seen results coming in from subscribers they seem somewhat inconsistent in terms of color saturation, contrast, and grain.