New 35mm film rewinding Holga from holgamods
Posted 13 March, 2007 in Product News
Continuing the flurry of new Holga and pinhole stuff from holgamods is the 35mm Holga. It’s a standard Holga 120S (not the manufactured 35mm versions) with an added rewind knob, so you can expose the entire height of the 35mm film, including around the sprocket holes, as pictured above. (Of course you can also crop out the normal portion for non-sprocket hole panoramas.) What makes this cool is that holgamods have added a knob on the bottom left so you can rewind the film back into the canister and take it out of the camera without having to use a darkroom or a film changing bag as you normally do. Excellent!!
Check it out, price is US $44.95.
See also
- The 35mm Film Advance Guide for Sprocket Hole Photography here on Photon Detector. Since the clicker has been removed from this model because it would prevent the main film advance knob from moving backwards to rewind the film, you have to go by the number of knob turns instead of clicks (both clicks and turns are listed).
- alspix’s (of matchbox pinhole camera fame) instructions for making your own clicker on Flickr.
- The 35mm Sprocket Hole Photography group on Flickr
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Gary M
March 14, 2007 at 10:17 am -
I am really looking forward to getting my hands on this :)
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March 19, 2007 at 4:07 pm -
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