Break out the cigars as we introduce the two newest babes in the Holga family! Like their big siblings, these little tykes are crafted of primo Hong Kong plastic and will yield stunningly special images which cannot be duplicated by anything else out there. And on top of that, they use the good ‘ol 35mm format that we know and love – meaning that your films can be processed at any lab, supermarket, or other el cheapo film spot that you know of. With these kids by your side, those rolls of 24 and 36 exposures will enjoy full-on Holga stimulation like they have never known before.

Each camera includes a dazzling box designed by the one-and-only Nik Ninety. On top of that we threw in 5 rolls of exquisite Agfa or Fuji film worth 25 EUR/USD. As with all Holgas, there’s only one rule to follow. Don’t forget to remove the lens cap.

Right here we have a slightly miniaturized version of the original medium format Holga. Like its older sibling, it’s got an all-plastic lens, two shutter settings, and two aperture settings. Its advance and shutter are uncoupled- meaning that you can shoot unlimited multiple exposures on the same frame. Its images are dripping with color, contrast, a slight softness, and a whole lotta soul. For that classic Holga look, with the ease of 35mm film development, this guy can’t be beat.

Lens: Plastic lens 47/8
Focus: Manual Zone focusing with four settings
Apertures: f/11 (“sunny”) and f/8 (“cloudy”)
Shutter: N (1/125 of a second) and B (as long as you like!)
Extras: flash hotshoe, standard tripod thread, standard cable release thread

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Take it back to the earliest days of photography with this little lady. There’s no need for a lens, as a tiny pinhole on the front of the camera will be your only conduit for light. Due to its small size, every shot is a long exposure – from 1 second in sunlight to several hours on a dark night. Images are extremely soft focus and dreamlike – any moving subject is rendered as a ghostly blur – and a nearly endless depth of field puts both the foreground and background in relative focus.

Pinhole Opening with a f/147 aperture
No focus needed
Fixed shutter on “B”
Extras: standard tripod thread, standard cable release thread

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This big boy is the real heavy-hitter, a medium format Pinhole camera in the original full-size Holga body. Similar to the Holga 35mm Pinhole, it rocks dreamy long-exposure shots, all kinds of daytime motion blur effects, and full depth of field from front to back. But its use of medium format film ensures the sharper images, deep colors, and rich detail that only 120 emulsions can provide

Pinhole opening with a f/192 aperture
No focus needed
Fixed shutter on “B”
Standard tripod thread and all-star original Holga body design

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Holga 35mm & 5 rolls Agfa Ct Precisa & Colorsplash Bundle
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Holga 35mm Pinhole Pack & 5 rolls Agfa Ct Precisa & Cable Release Bundle
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Holga 120mm Pinhole Pack & 5 rolls of Film & Cable Release Bundle
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