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Published: 2006-02-15 12:15:55 +0000 UTC; Views: 9197; Favourites: 350; Downloads: 639
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Holga camera400 Fuji Sensia slide film cross-processed in c-41 chemicals
35mm film stuck in a medium format camera using foam, tape, cardboard and elastic bands
Not photoshopped
Border and name added for print purposes
Model: Tegan
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Comments: 63
Wonderful work!!
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absolutely amazing color .. i've actually got about 12 rolls of film i shot in all kinds of crazy countries and want a look similar to this but i'm a little scared about how exactly to tell the developer to cross process .. any thoughts? .. gonna for sure look into the c-41 which i'm just totally guessing is slide film developing chemicals? .. let me know if you get a chance though ..
amazing stuff!!
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i really love the colors. it looks really vintage, very cool.
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Great shot
Was wondering anyway you could tell me exactly the process you used to stick in 35mm film in the med camera. Really wana try it in my hassy but not really sure how to go about it.
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such a lovely photo!
i myself have just bought a holga camera and have no clue how to use it yet. i was just wondering if you could tell me if when ive took my photos and ive sent them off to be processed will they come back look like that with the little film strip border or not? just curious because ive seen photos taken by holgas before and they dnt have that border. any help would be appreciated, thanks x
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i have just modified my holga for 35mm and found out that nobody near me will make prints with the sprocket holes. is my only other option to scan them into a computer? if i may ask, what kind of scanner did you use to scan your 35mm holga prints. i really love them. thanks!
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hey i was wondering
i was gonna buy a holga
and the 35mm adaptor
and when i finsh the roll
am i able to develop the film at a normal place like walmart of whatever, and will it come out ok?
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This is amazing...and I love the fact that it's all "real"
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oooh... this looks fantastic. i love the way the legs are positioned. it works well
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i love this.
how did you cross-process?
my boyfriend just bought me a holga,
& i go to school for photography
& work in a darkroom a lot.
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Beautiful! I have to learn so much about holgas...
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lovely.. it makes me think of summer
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great Idea!!And wonderful colours!I like this!!!
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distinct smells...
dust in my way!
can't refuse the love you penetrate through me...
distinct smells...
dust in the way!
fav
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this is beautiful. clever idea - was it yours? definate fav
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Using 35mm in the holga? I wish I could say so but it's a concept grown from lomography.com I'd say.
Thanks for the favourite
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great application of an idea, whoever had it ..
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oh wow, I love the rich colours and summery atmosphere, this is beautiful.
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Thanks for the favourite on this
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very nice shot!
i will try a 35mm in my pouva cam tomorrow
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wow! this is amazing!!
the colors are faboulus!!!
itΒ΄s just perfect!!!!
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Great job! It's quite unique, amazing colours there.
Cheers!
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Wow...fantastic fantastic shot. I just recently got a holga and though knowing it was amazing, didn't know it could be that amazing with 35mm. Love it!
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Thanks and thank you for the favourite on this
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Aww that's nice to know
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ohh congrats!, and u added one of my deviations, right?.
if u did than thank youuu!.
and i loved the shot.
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very cool idea !
not a fan of crossed-look actually but i love that idea of using the whole film to record
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damn.. i was going to buy an actionsampler, but now i'm in love with holga! (it's your fault xD)
i love your pictures.. =X
so.. should i spent more money in a holga?
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Haha get the holga instead!
I used the actionsampler twice and never liked it. The holga takes a lot of patience though and medium format film and the developing costs can be quite expensive but if you shoot 35mm like I did above it's as cheap as using the actionsampler but that's all up to you
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oh wow... I love it!!!
it's beautiful, wonderful, and so on
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I like the idea of make the frame with negative
so lovely shoes
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that awesome. you just stuck the film in with no problem?
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The two hardest parts about this whole process is a) cutting the foam to the correct size so that the film sticks nicely in place and b) sticky taping the film leader onto the 120 film spool so that it winds straight. Besides that it's a pretty easy process...kind of
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i have a holga also but ive been scared to use it until yesterday i got it out and shot a roll.
do you think its better the way it came, or better converted to use 35mm film?
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My love for medium format film will never be replaced by 35mm but just mix it all up. The process of shooting 35mm in the holga isn't a permanent one so it's easy to try everything out.
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alright thanks <3
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I love photos from the feet down, it gives the picture this great anonymous feeling
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