35mm in the classic holga

any one have any examples of 35mm shot in the classic holga. just

curious

This guy has a couple of examples:

 

http://tinyurl.com/d3bdk

<img src="http://213.160.193.116/pix/ce4fef8cf3945040/UL_702726_10876639021_l.jpg" alt="35mm Holga" name="Rhom" width="384" height="256" border="0"><br>

<img src="http://213.160.193.116/pix/ce4fef8cf3945040/UL_702726_10876638134_l.jpg" alt="35mm Holga" name="Dusk" width="384" height="256" border="0"><br>

<img src="http://213.160.193.116/pix/ce4fef8cf3945040/UL_702726_10876639032_l.jpg" alt="35mm Holga" name="View" width="384" height="256" border="0"></p>

<p>more <a href="http://www.lomography.com/homesDeLuxe/wall.php?cid=702726&id=195293">here</a>

These are great shots, but I'd really like to know how they adapted 35mm to work in a camera meant to take 120!!

 

Nancy

Nice stuff, Adam. I've thought about doing some of that for the panoramic effect, but of course the sprocket holes are fun too.

Nancy --> The <a href="http://www.lomography.com/">Lomography</a> site has instructions <a href="http://shop.lomography.com/holga-backup/35.html">HERE</a>

<p>[ Important to remember to reel the film back in to the cartridge in a dark place when it's all exposed ]</p>

<p>For even more 35mm fun check out <a href="http://www.lomography.com/homesDeLuxe/wall.php?cid=837007&id=247791">Adam Scott's photos</a> taken by loading two 35mm films into a Holga alongside one another!