Showing posts with label Holga. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Holga. Show all posts

Saturday, 7 August 2021

Holga Film 004: Through Windows.

I wanted to see how much of a difference the two settings on the Holga Camera gave. Using a 3200asa film you don't get that much of a difference. Or at least I didn't seam to.


Cloudy setting

Sunny Setting


Camera: Hoga 120
Film Mask Size:  6x6cm
Film: Ilford Delta 3200
ASA/ISO:3200
Development: True Black & White. 11 Min in Rodial, 1:25 mix
Editing: None
Date: April 2020

 

Monday, 8 March 2021

Holga Film 004: Stairs

Camera: Holga 120

Film Mask Size: 6 x 6cm

Film: Ilford Delta 3200

ASA/ISO: 3200

Development: True Black & White. 11min in Rodana 1:25 mix

Editing: None

Date: April 2020 

Sunday, 7 March 2021

Holga Film 00: Kitchen.



Camera: Holga 120

Film Mask Size: 6 x 6cm

Film: Ilford XP2

ASA/ISO: 400

Development: True Black & White. 18 min in Rodania 1:25 mix

Editing: Quite a lot of dust removal in Photoshop

Date: April 2020


Saturday, 6 March 2021

Holga Film 003: Desk.




Camera: Holga 120

Film Mask Size: 6 x 6cm

Film: Ilford XP2

ASA/ISO 400

Development: True Black & White. 18 min in Rodania 1:25 mix

Editing: Quite a lot. Dust removal in Photoshop and contrast increased slightly.

Date:  April 2020


Sunday, 21 February 2021

Holga Film 003 Towards Muswell Hill.



Camera: Holga 120

Film Mask Size: 6 x 6cm

Film: Ilford XP2

ASA/ISO 400

Development: True Black & White. 18 min in Rodania 1:25 mix

Editing: Just a little dust removal in photoshop

Date:  April 2020


Friday, 7 August 2020

Holga. Film 001

It kinda went wrong!

This was my first film in my Holga 120mm camera. And it was a bit of a disaster.... Well not that much of a disaster as I did manage to get make out 6 of the 12 pictures when scanned, how ever I then ended up putting hem in to photoshop and used the healing tool a lot to clean them up.
The film is a Ilford Delta 100, on the cloudy setting which is F/8. 
And I shoot it a around 9am in Camden. It was a bright day but not bright enough for the Delta 100. a later that day I shot a Ilford XP2 400 (film 2) which came out a lot better.

Camera: Holga 120

Film Mask Size: 6 x 4.5cm

Film: Ilford Delta 100

ASA/ISO 100

Development: True Black & White. 9 min in Rodania 1:25 mix

Editing: Quite a lot

Date:  December 14h 2019


Wednesday, 22 July 2020

Holga Film 002 Kilburn.




Camera: Holga 120mm

Film: Ilford XP2 400

ASA/ISO: 400

Development: C-41

Editing: None (unless noted below image.)

DATE: December 14th 2020


Monday, 20 July 2020

Holga Film 002: Regents Canal, Camden.

My Favourite photo out of the film, and these three is the second one, of the 'Hampstead Road, Lock' sign. its nicely centred and pretty straight. ( which I have found a little tricky with this Camera.) 



Not one of the best images. the lens compared to the view finder picked up more of the bridge wall then I hoped for.

Camera: Holga 120mm

Film: Ilford XP2 400

ASA/ISO: 400

Development: C-41

Editing: None (unless noted below image.)

DATE: December 14th 2020


Sunday, 19 July 2020

Holga Film 002: Camden In Black & White

Snap shots of Camden in December 2019, considering it was pretty busy I only court one person in the photos.




Camera: Holga 120mm

Film: Ilford XP2 400

ASA/ISO: 400

Development: C-41

Editing: None (unless noted below image.)

DATE: December 14th 2020


Saturday, 18 July 2020

Holga Film 002: Bikes.

My second film in my Holga 120mm Camera. I used the 6x4.5cm film mask this would normally give you 16 shorts how ever the frame number marker on the back dose not move, so I can only shot 12 frames which I don't mind.

Camden

Kilbun


Camera: Holga 120mm

Film: Ilford XP2 400

ASA/ISO: 400

Development: C-41

Editing: None (unless noted below image.)

DATE: December 14th 2020