7 Comentarios

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   hervinsyah · 2017-01-10 15:54

   Awesome flare (y) made me miss my lost holga 135bc T_T

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   ziziezulieyana · 2017-01-10 16:01

   @hervinsyah heyy thankyou so much!! This is my first time exploring film camera, i used holga 135 tim but all of the pics are blurry and shaky :(. Why? Did u sell yours?

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   hervinsyah · 2017-01-10 23:37

   at what situation is it blur & shake? indoor/night? you should change the button below the lens from N (i don't know is N for Normal or Noon but as far as I remember N use when the light is bright like at noon or great morning & evening sun) into B (if i'm not mistaken again B stand for Bulb which is the set for night/indoor shoot). But still if you shoot at night/indoor with B mode you should use tripod to avoid the blur & shake also make sure the object get enough light or you could also use additional flash

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   hervinsyah · 2017-01-10 23:38

   about my missing holga 135bc www.lomography.es/homes/hervinsyah/notes/71021-in-memoriam-… =)

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   ziziezulieyana · 2017-01-11 03:50

   @hervinsyah yesss most of the time its outdoor! But my instruction manuals are in chinese! Im like fucked up! Alright! I'll check the buttons when i get home asap! But using holga 135bc is much better, im now experimenting canon ae-1! Hby?

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   hervinsyah · 2017-01-11 04:17

   canon ae-1 more efficient because you will get accurate shot with slr and not wasting money with lot of failure underexposure/blur/shake shoot just like always happen with plastic camera. that's why most of lomographer here (actually in my hometown =) moving from plastic camera to slr

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   ziziezulieyana · 2017-01-13 08:48

   @hervinsyah ouhhh i see! Yeahh i thought i wanted to buy olympus mju ii. Its good is it??