Last week I modified my Holga before taking it out for my first toy camera photo adventure! The purpose of this modification was to expand the image on the negative, increasing the vignette and fuzziness around the edges of my photographed image, and also increasing the amount of light leaks onto the image in order...
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wow I like the velcro idea, never saw that before.
Definitely a good idea. That back comes off so easily.
[…] from the Bates’ book. If you’re curious, you can see a step by step Holga modification tutorial HERE on the blog. These changes were made to the camera in order to extend the image on the negative, […]
It looks a bit complicated to me. Maybe because I don’t have a Holga camera. (LOL) But I know it’s a cool toy!
Thanks for sharing, AV!
Sadly Lomography stopped making shutter release adapters, I make them for fellow enthusiasts so you can do long exposures. hope thats helpful http://www.sparrowfabrications.co.uk