Holga User Group (aka HUG)

[lurgee]

Alamak... my negs got exposed. So only got few shots. :-(

at least u got a few shots lah..i got nothing at all cos my cam decided to die on me before the event and i was too excited to check it before hand! only realised it during the evening before the party.

im still feeling pretty sad though.. :cry: hope u guys had fun.

 

[bumortic]

at least u got a few shots lah..i got nothing at all cos my cam decided to die on me before the event and i was too excited to check it before hand! only realised it during the evening before the party.

im still feeling pretty sad though.. :cry: hope u guys had fun.

haha i realised i was shooting on bulb mode!.. hahaha most of my pics was over. stupid me.

 

[bumortic]

some pictures:

1)watca looking at?!

2)hey!

 

[ady]

Haha... so looks like we all outta luck, eh... Anyway, during the shoot, I discovered a few interesting places and objects that I'd like to go back to again some other time with my Holga and humble digicam.

Btw, anyone taking part in the Holga competition? I'm looking to join. Haven't picked up the roll of film yet at Ruby.

 

[stnicholas81]

My shot for the week. i dunno abt u but I LOVE IT!

 

[bumortic]

1)lanterns

holga 120cfn
ilford xp2 400

2)piano

nikon fm
superia 400

3)cat

nikon fm
superia 400
x-processed

 

[stnicholas81]

cool one. love ur cats~!

 

[LordAeRo]

Hi guys,

Interested in the Holga now. Hoho. Ayway, does cross-processing mean reversing the chemicals used to develop the film? ie. use chemicals to develop negatives for slides and vice versa?

Is it possible to do this via photoshop or something instead of doing it during processing time?

Thanks,
Tim.

 

[bumortic]

taken with my new coloursplash with superia asa 400.

1 frame collage. triple exposure.

stop and look.

 

[stnicholas81]

Hi guys,

Interested in the Holga now. Hoho. Ayway, does cross-processing mean reversing the chemicals used to develop the film? ie. use chemicals to develop negatives for slides and vice versa?

Is it possible to do this via photoshop or something instead of doing it during processing time?

Thanks,
Tim.

and if u x-process b/w film with color chemicals u will get color negs. and vice versa. =P

 

[bumortic]

hell money!

1)before

2)the aftermath

 

[LordAeRo]

Just wondering, how much did you get your coloursplash for?

 

[stnicholas81]

hi bum bro. haha, i think its inauspicious to shoot josss paper burning. Chinese consider it to be unlucky. No offense man. =P

 

[Malakite]

1)lanterns

holga 120cfn
ilford xp2 400

2)piano

nikon fm
superia 400

3)cat

nikon fm
superia 400
x-processed

hey bro second pic, is that girl named Nastasha? (sha)
she looks familiar....

 

[bumortic]

hi bum bro. haha, i think its inauspicious to shoot josss paper burning. Chinese consider it to be unlucky. No offense man. =P

ouuh ok.. i didnt know.. hahaha

 

[bumortic]

hey bro second pic, is that girl named Nastasha? (sha)
she looks familiar....

haha nope.. its wanee. my gf's sis. the band is syawla evol.

 

[Malakite]

opps
heheh she looked so familiar la .... my bad

 

[bumortic]

opps
heheh she looked so familiar la .... my bad

hahaha no probs man..

 

[Stereobox]

http://forums.clubsnap.org/showthread.php?t=150975 :bsmilie:

support support la :embrass:

 

[stnicholas81]

the model is cute. i like =) super cute. but the photographer truly bring out the cuteness in her thru lighting and angle and mood presentation.

btw i got a dilema. I am wanting to buy a film scanner but do not want to spend too much. Is the minolta dual scan IV good? or got any cheap and good ard the region of $5-$600?