When you click on links to various merchants on this site and make a purchase, this can result in this site earning a commission. Affiliate programs and affiliations include, but are not limited to, the eBay Partner Network.
Great photos! Are these digital, they really have the feel of film. I have a modified Holga and your photos are reminiscent of that style -- beautiful, modern yet nostalgic photos, nice work!
Great photos! Are these digital, they really have the feel of film. I have a modified Holga and your photos are reminiscent of that style -- beautiful, modern yet nostalgic photos, nice work!
Thanks and yes it is digital. here's a couple more I took yesterday
Sorry, no pics of the Holga, though I could work on this weekend. It's simply spray painting the inside with a flat black paint and taping the outside to prevent light leaks which is standard in the Holgas (and some say add to their charm). It's a medium format camera so instead of 35mm it uses 120. Google it for some sample photo, it's a fun little cheap camera.
Holgamods is a great place to buy Holgas. You can get them modded pretty much any way you want with things like interior flocking, aperture selector switch that actually works, cable release, etc. I've got one and I love it. I just need to use it more. I've also got a Holga lens for the Nikon digitals.
Great photos! Are these digital, they really have the feel of film. I have a modified Holga and your photos are reminiscent of that style -- beautiful, modern yet nostalgic photos, nice work!
I agree---they look very Kodachrome-like.
Can you provide the exposure info, please? And any photoshop mods you might have made? Thanks.
Can you provide the exposure info, please? And any photoshop mods you might have made? Thanks.
I take shots at -2, 0, +2 for the exposures, and combine them in Photomatix pro and edit them in photoshop, CS3 has a way of doing it, but I prefer photomatix for HDRI
I'm in Santa Barbara for the week and I kept seeing this beautiful GP, and never got a chance to snap a photo of it. Luckily for me, I was getting lunch with my girlfriend and this GP parked right across from me haha
I take shots at -2, 0, +2 for the exposures, and combine them in Photomatix pro and edit them in photoshop, CS3 has a way of doing it, but I prefer photomatix for HDRI