for Holga owners - 35mm conversion how-to

David_S85

This guy has posted a how-to set of instructions for converting a Holga 120 film camera to accept 35mm film.

http://www.zinkwazi.com/greg/trips/phpslideshow.php?directory=holga35mm&currentPic=

After you've looked though the instructions, don't miss clicking the picture links located above the last couple of photos. This guy is a heck of a photographer as well.

Make the viewing easier by clicking the "view all" link. When I look at these great images, I can only think how very similar they are to our good friend and fellow Dgrinner Jim Fuglestad's work.

KA0TVO

Great site,
Here are a few links to another Holga site. Also, scroll down to the Lubitel link. These cameras are addicting.



http://www.heayes.com/lubitel.htm

KA0TVO

One more.


http://www.plasticfantasticonline.com/

Bob Bell

David_S85 wrote:

This guy has posted a how-to set of instructions for converting a Holga 120 film camera to accept 35mm film.

http://www.zinkwazi.com/greg/trips/phpslideshow.php?directory=holga35mm&currentPic=

After you've looked though the instructions, don't miss clicking the picture links located above the last couple of photos. This guy is a heck of a photographer as well.

Make the viewing easier by clicking the "view all" link. When I look at these great images, I can only think how very similar they are to our good friend and fellow Dgrinner Jim Fuglestad's work.

That is pretty cool. Thx for the link. Wonder who is going to take a sensor out of a point and shoot and put it on a holga?

David_S85

Bob Bell wrote:

That is pretty cool. Thx for the link. Wonder who is going to take a sensor out of a point and shoot and put it on a holga?

Bob, that's already more or less taken care of:
http://www.luminous-landscape.com/essays/funkeycam.shtml

http://www.dgrin.com/showthread.php?t=29301

mynakedsoda

David_S85 wrote:

This guy has posted a how-to set of instructions for converting a Holga 120 film camera to accept 35mm film.

http://www.zinkwazi.com/greg/trips/phpslideshow.php?directory=holga35mm&currentPic=

After you've looked though the instructions, don't miss clicking the picture links located above the last couple of photos. This guy is a heck of a photographer as well.

Make the viewing easier by clicking the "view all" link. When I look at these great images, I can only think how very similar they are to our good friend and fellow Dgrinner Jim Fuglestad's work.

Now that is pretty interesting. I've been trying to think of something else to do with my Holga. Thanks for posting this!:D

Bob Bell

David_S85 wrote:

Bob, that's already more or less taken care of:
http://www.luminous-landscape.com/essays/funkeycam.shtml

http://www.dgrin.com/showthread.php?t=29301

I read that when michael wrote it. its a pretty cool toy / camera. if you could get a bunch of P&S sensors and toss them in a holga, it could be interesting