AS wrote:
> ...
>
> So many people shoot Holga's/other types of vintage cameras these days and
> are not concerned with things like focus, depth, etc. They just hit the
> shutter and let it happen.
>
One pedantic correction. The Holga is not vintage, being quite a recent
Chinese design still manufactured. It was adopted by various folks for
its ability to make images as bad - in the conventional sense - as the
poorest of cheap vintage cameras, without the need to dig one up and
make sure it works.
I have a Holga lens mounted on a canon lens cap, but I haven't got the
hang of making "bad" images that I like on the 5D so far. Maybe I'll
never get the hang of good bad photography. :-)
I have been back to film photography a bit this year, with four rolls
done and another partially exposed. All but the one Rollei 35 roll have
been in OM-1(n) bodies. I wanted to do some stuff with close-ups and
medium telephoto, where the OM-1 has vibration issues. Next roll may be
in an OM-4, with mirror/aperture prefire.
Moose
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