During the second heatwave—the hottest one here, with temperatures hitting 40°C for several days—I took these few photos with my Holga at my parents' place. We were wilting in the heat. That’s probably why I didn't notice I’d left the 6x6 mask in the camera body even though I’d ​​set it to the "16 shots (4.5x6 format)" mode. The result: the photos overlap. Not what I intended, but no big deal, results are quite funny.
For scanning, I used a homemade copy stand for the first time, made from a thick kitchen cutting board, a table leg, a Super Clamp, and my Canon 6D (with a 45mm EF lens and extension tubes). I loaded the negatives into the Lomography Digitaliza Max. The results were decent; I just need to get the hang of it and find the right settings.

Feeling inspired by this photo? You can pick up the Holga 120 GCFN in our Shop. We don’t stock this film, but our film category is full of great options.

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