Hi. Meet Holga.
The camera I use is called a Holga camera. This picture on the left, is a Holga camera, Not my Holga, personally. It is a photo I thought looked nice on Google Images, and so there it be.
The body as well as the lens is made out of plastic. It is a very simple camera; there are only three focus settings, and an option for cloudy and sunny days. Regardless, it certainly has an immense amount of versatility to its abilities.
The film it takes is 120 film and 35mm film. The photos on this site are 120 film.
This camera has a sister called the Diana Camera. Though they are not "blood related" (meaning invented at different times, by different people, etc.) their photos share similar styles. To learn more about either of these cameras, I recommend visiting http://www.lomography.com.
The body as well as the lens is made out of plastic. It is a very simple camera; there are only three focus settings, and an option for cloudy and sunny days. Regardless, it certainly has an immense amount of versatility to its abilities.
The film it takes is 120 film and 35mm film. The photos on this site are 120 film.
This camera has a sister called the Diana Camera. Though they are not "blood related" (meaning invented at different times, by different people, etc.) their photos share similar styles. To learn more about either of these cameras, I recommend visiting http://www.lomography.com.
