Podręcznik Fotografii - FOTOMANIA - Gabriel lacomba: pinhole photography > portfolios - palma, 100 pinhole postcards. Matchboxpinhole.com. Holga Techniques: Using 35mm Film. So you have a great medium format camera, and you're looking for cool things to do with it. One of the coolest things you can do is load 35mm film into it. So what is so cool about going back to tiny little 35mm frames? Well, your image gets printed on the full frame, which works out to be 55x35mm. This is much wider than your average 35mm shot. But the best thing for me is that the image gets printed over the sprocket holes, resulting in fantastically interesting pictures. That's hot! For this mod you will need the following items: A Holga35mm filmSome thin rubber bandsFoam - 2 chunky squares and a thin stripBlack tapeScissorsChanging bag or darkroom for unloading your film Note: 35mm must be unloaded and rewound into its canister in complete darkness.
How do I advance to the next frame? If you have an iPhone, you can use our very own HolgaClicks application. Otherwise, you may use Nicolai Morrison's wonderful 35mm Advance Guide. How do I get prints? DIY Scanning. Photon Detector: Tools & Reference: 35mm Film in Holga, Diana, Agfa Isoly, and Zero Image Film Advance Guide for Sprocket Hole Photography. This is a guide for getting efficient frame spacing with 35mm film loaded in Holgas and other knob-advanced 6x6 medium format cameras.
There's the "34 clicks rule" for Holgas, but because the amount of film advanced with each click increases as exposed film accumulates on the take-up spool, it ends up wasting a lot of film. 34 clicks gives a slight overlap for the first two exposures while the unused space between frames gets to be massive by the middle of the roll. Loading instructions are available from holgamods.com, lomography.com (just try to ignore the marketing hype), and the Toycam Handbook. Why Bother? Josh and Cigarettes, cross-processed pinhole photograph, August 2005 Shooting 135 in a medium (or large) format camera exposes the full height of the film, including around the sprocket holes.
Nice! Method These tables were made by counting clicks with the back off. How to Use Advance by the number of clicks or turns listed after you make the listed exposure number. Also see. Basic Lomography and Film Photography. Holga-manual.