Holga's 135BC 35mm Bent Corners Film Camera with 12MCF Flash is a nostalgic toy camera for individuals who prefer light leaks, minor soft focus, and retro vignetting to create absolutely distinctive photographs. Due to its simple and affordable design, the Holga has become one of the most iconic toy cameras available. The traits that define the Holga would be considered flaws in any other camera. The internal mask on the Holga 135BC 35mm film camera differs from the original 120 film versions in that it cuts the image corners, providing a subtle vignetting effect - hence the moniker BC, or "Black Corner" version.
*Only available for purchase in the US
SKU: 288135
47mm f/8 plastic lens
Manual zone focusing
Uses 35mm film
Manual zone focusing with marked distance icons
Focus range from 3 feet to infinity
Manual film advance and rewind
Make multiple exposures
User film advance allows frames to overlap for panoramic images
Hot shoe
1/4"-20 tripod socket
Lens
47mm f/8
Aperture
f/8 or f/11 (Cloudy and Sunny)
Shutter Speeds
1/100 (N), Bulb (B)
Film Format
35 mm 12, 24, or 36 exp.
Cable Release Connection
Yes
Battery Type
No
Film advance
Knob
Focusing
No
Frame Counter
No
Material
Plastic
Tripod Mount
1/4"-20
Lightmeter
No
View Finder
Direct optical viewfinder
Tripod Socket
It's called a "toy camera" nevertheless it has features that photographers count on, like the ability to mount it on a tripod. The base has a standard 1/4"-20 tripod socket next to the film rewind release button.
Black Corner
The Holga 135BC 35mm film camera differs from the original 120 film versions in that it features an internal mask that cuts the image corners, creating a soft vignetting effect - hence the name BC, or "Black Corner"
Simple And Affordable
Due to its simple and affordable design, the Holga has become one of the most iconic toy cameras available. Don't let this fool you though, the images coming out of this camera are uniquely amazing.
Though not feature-rich, in the right conditions, this thing can capture some pretty inspiring images. Check out our comprehensive review to see what we mean.
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