Lomographic Holga Starter Kit by Lomography
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Digital camera reviews of Lomographic Holga Starter Kit
Digital camera Review: Photographic Fun!
Summary: 5 Stars
I have really enjoyed this kit. Before I bought it I was interested in trying a Holga but I knew nothing about the kind of film it needed or how to use the camera. This kit came with everything I needed - even batteries and electrical tape!Digital camera Review: Picture doe not correcctly represent what is included in the box
Summary: 3 Stars
I paid an extra $30 to purchase the "starter" kit for a gift thinking the recipient would be able to actually get started using his fun, new camera. However, the kit does not come with film or batteries (even though the product picture includes them). I wish I had just purchased the camera & not spent the extra $30 for a "coffee table" book & a roll of tape.Digital camera Review: The Art Kid's Camera
Summary: 5 Stars
I is so odd to be holding a camera that looks like it is from a cartoon, but you won't be disappointed in your pictures. This is the first non digital camera I have used since 2000 and I love it. The worst problem I have is the price of film and development. I hear they only get better with age so I only expect to be happier as the years go on.Digital camera Review: The bee's knees
Summary: 5 Stars
I love it a lot!
I just picked up a fisheye lens and the photos are amazing.
Favorite attribute would have to be the color flash <3333
Digital camera Review: This Camera Rocks
Summary: 5 Stars
I went out on a limb buying this camera. My friend has a fisheye camera and I thought that was cool, so I googled it, and then discovered the Holga and the Diana cameras. I looked at countless pictures taken with the cameras and decided I wanted part of the double exposure club.
It is so exciting waiting for the pictures to be developed and the pictures have come out great so far, really interesting...I tried using 35mm film and the pics didn't turn out right so don't waste your time trying that trick. Skip 35mm modifications altogether and stick to 120!
I love my Holga and recommend this camera for anyone who is looking to jazz up their photographic journey thru life. I use a digital but whenever I bring out the Holga everyone wants to know what the heck it is and want to play with her.