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The '''Holga 120S''' is a medium format 120 film camera by Universal Electronics ( [[Holga]] ) | The '''Holga 120S''' is a medium format 120 film camera by Universal Electronics ( [[Holga]] ) | ||
| − | Images are captured at 6x45, but many choose to remove the film mask for 6x6 images. The optical lens is made from plastic and is 60mm with a f/8 aperture. There are four positions to the focusing, 1m (single), 2m (trio), 6m (group) and 10m-inf (mountain). There a shutter speed of approx 1/100 of a sec. The camera back still uses a red window with a vertical slider to choose number of exposures for either 6x6 or 6x45. The finder is designed for the square 6x6 format. | + | Images are captured at 6x45, but many choose to remove the film mask for 6x6 images. The optical lens is made from plastic and is 60mm with a f/8 aperture. There are four positions to the focusing, 1m (single), 2m (trio), 6m (group) and 10m-inf (mountain). There a shutter speed of approx 1/100 of a sec. The camera back still uses a red window with a vertical slider to choose number of exposures for either 6x6 or 6x45. The back is attached with thin metal latch pieces that slide upwards to lock. There are built-in loops for camera strap attachments also on them. The design of the back attachment is badly implemented and can allow back to fall off as they are very easy to slide downwards. The finder is designed for the square 6x6 format. |
A flash version is called '''Holga 120SF'''. A glass lens version is available called '''Woca 120G''' while the glass lens with flash is called '''Woca 120GF'''. | A flash version is called '''Holga 120SF'''. A glass lens version is available called '''Woca 120G''' while the glass lens with flash is called '''Woca 120GF'''. | ||
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A newer version was release circa 2003 called the [[Holga 120N]]. | A newer version was release circa 2003 called the [[Holga 120N]]. | ||
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| + | ==Links== | ||
| + | *[https://www.manualslib.com/manual/1241652/Holga-120s.html Holga 120S user manual] at [https://www.manualslib.com/ Manualslib] | ||
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Latest revision as of 05:56, 8 September 2022
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| Holga 120S image by JSB PHOTOGRAPHS (Image rights) |
The Holga 120S is a medium format 120 film camera by Universal Electronics ( Holga )
Images are captured at 6x45, but many choose to remove the film mask for 6x6 images. The optical lens is made from plastic and is 60mm with a f/8 aperture. There are four positions to the focusing, 1m (single), 2m (trio), 6m (group) and 10m-inf (mountain). There a shutter speed of approx 1/100 of a sec. The camera back still uses a red window with a vertical slider to choose number of exposures for either 6x6 or 6x45. The back is attached with thin metal latch pieces that slide upwards to lock. There are built-in loops for camera strap attachments also on them. The design of the back attachment is badly implemented and can allow back to fall off as they are very easy to slide downwards. The finder is designed for the square 6x6 format.
A flash version is called Holga 120SF. A glass lens version is available called Woca 120G while the glass lens with flash is called Woca 120GF.
A newer version was release circa 2003 called the Holga 120N.
| Holga 120S | Holga 120SF | Woca 120G | Woca 120GF | |
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| Lens | plastic | glass | ||
| Flash | X | O | X | O |
| Shoe | O | X | O | X |
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| Woca 120GF image by Red Kiwi Photography (Image rights) |
