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Toy Cameras: Holga 120S
Toy Cameras: Taping Light Holes in a Holga
Toy Cameras: Loading Film in a Holga
Toy Cameras: More Holga Loading Tips
Toy Cameras: Taping Holga Cameras
Toy Cameras: Holga Plastic Cam & Flash
Toy Cameras: Holga Flash Button
Toy Cameras: Holga Film Double Exposures
Toy Cameras: Linking Exposures in a Holga
Toy Cameras: Disarming Subjects with a Holga
Toy Cameras: Holga Aperture
Toy Cameras: Holga Behavior
Toy Cameras: Gaging Holga ASA & ISO
Toy Cameras: Holga Pieces
Toy Cameras: Holga Picture Examples
Toy Cameras: Action Cam
Toy Cameras: Action Cam Shutter Sequence
Toy Cameras: Action Cam Picture Examples
Toy Cameras: Action Cam Single Frame
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"Once I have my film in the camera, then I bust out my tape again, and I am going to tape these hinges shut. Now, the Holga comes with plastic metal hinges, but I take them off because they tend to just want to slide right off, and your camera gets opened; Its, again, one of these mysteries of design with the Holga. And I really tape up my cameras well. Now, it's really funny to see a professional photographer photographing events with a camera covered in tape. But I feel that it is somewhat worth the humiliation for some of the images that I get. And usually when people see what images I get, they tend to forget that I'm working with a camera that has tape all over it. Now after my camera is taped up, this is very important, I want to advance it to 1. There's been a few times when I've been in a rush where I didn't advance that to 1, and I was essentially taking exposures on paper, which is not something that you want to do. So you see that 1 lines up in the frame, and then you're good to go."
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