Tipster of the Day: Unfocussed Daydream Love on Lomography

Tipster of the Day: Unfocussed Daydream Love
written by scapegoat on July 28th, 2008 , 5 comments (3 votes)

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lomotipster, tips&tricks, tipster, and Holga

Upon the announcement of it’s “indefinite demise”, Polaroid fans were left with two choices: sell their equipments then quit instant photography altogether and embrace the embarrassing culture of digitised imagery, while others chose this very lo-fi path…

120MM FILM + HOLGAROID FOCUS RING! by ilovekotatsu

“I was an idiot and shot 120mm film while leaving on the Holgaroid focus ring… I was devasted when I got the shots back… BUT… everyone else seemed to love them :) And they have finally grown on me too… and hence, a new tip is born!!!”

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Your photographic mishaps can be the most genius LomoTip of them all that will save us analogue shooters from extinction! How so?, because LomoTips are love.

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5 comments

by ilovekotatsu
about 1 year ago
He he he that was my tip :D
by fabyen
about 1 year ago
What the hell is a "Holgaroid focus ring" ?? ;-)
by ilovekotatsu
about 1 year ago
You know the old Polaroid back for the Holga? Well it is the ring that comes in that pack. Like a plastic lens that you put on top of the holga lens to make it work with the Polaroid back. get me?
by ipdegirl
about 1 year ago
I love my Holgaroid. Fuji makes nice instant film although not to fit every Polaroid. It will be a sad day next year when the last of the Polaroid 669 rolls off the line.
by fabyen
about 1 year ago
yeah I get you ! I've never seen this old polaroid back for holga tough, but I think I already like it !

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