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Vignetting happens with Holga because the lens is little smaller than the film size. However, I dont know about the glass lens, and I use only the plastic stuff.
Elangs.
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some holgas will vignet more than others. i have seen some that don't at all, some that are very strong, others that are very soft.
it is all about the unknown
Posted 77 months ago.
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The glass ones vignette as well. Try the Woca!
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I think it depends on the model of Holga. My Holga 35 MF doesn't vignette at all.
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Jon© [deleted] says:
Mine does very slightly, a Woga GF.
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mine does very strong.
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Posted 75 months ago.
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I didn't think mine did, until I started looking at the negatives more closely. The proofs that I was getting from the lab cut out the vignetting, so now I scan my own negatives instead.
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I always scan my own neg's haha so many places just dont get it! Oh and my holga vignettes quite a bit, not the most but quite a bit - I like it a lot!
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Can anyone tell me what's the difference with the 6x6 mask and with no mask at all?
Posted 73 months ago.
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holgasmena8m. With the mask you get less vignetting and less light leak. Less fun also. Size is different as well.
Posted 73 months ago.
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My holga does not vignette much so I am considering buying another one. I say a promo that suggested we each need at least 6 cameras as each one has its own personality.
Posted 73 months ago.
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So the pics will be square but a little bigger. Is that it?
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re the mask: the upshot of using the 6x6 is that it protects the film somewhat--provides a smoother feed, reduces the chance of scratching. I find it also very helpful when I'm using 35mmm film in the holga.
Posted 73 months ago.
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I got a lot of vignetting on my Polaroids with the Holgaroid back. But w/o the back I don't usually get too much of the vignette effect.
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stOOpidgErL> where did you get your Holgaroid back? a quick look on ebay shows one for $160+ :\
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I notice more vignetting when I shoot in bright sunlight, maybe because the dark corners are just more noticeable. Increasing the contrast in Photoshop also helps!
Re: the mask - removing the mask also shifts the focal plane back, as the film is a little further away from the lens without the mask. It may have an impact on vignetting as well as focus.
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Yep i see more vignetting shooting in sunlight too, but do you get an opposite vignetting, say bright edges, when shooting with flashlight?
this is what i get:
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i'm getting a strange reverse vignette when i print, yet the negative shows signs of having normal vignette, light corners on the negative. i'm trying to pinpoint how it's happening.
what's the deal?
www.flickr.com/photos/afabianophotography/4466426934/
www.flickr.com/photos/afabianophotography/4465648747/
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sorry here's thumbnails
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That looks like lens flare rather than vignetting. Try shooting away from the sun and see if it still happens.
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your right, it does indeed look like flare. but if i remember correctly, both of the shots are with the sun behind me. i'm guessing it has something to do with the enlarger.
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Whatever it is, it's looks really cool.
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I find that slide film seems to give darker edges.
Possibly because slide film has a narrower exposure latitude.
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