Holga 120GCFN White Medium Format Film Camera with Built-in Flash with Ilford HP5 120 Black and White Film Kodak Batteries Accessories Bundle

An update to one of the most iconic toy cameras available, theHolga 120GCFNis characterized by its distinctive image quality as well as a unique built-in flash with a spinning color wheel. While the original Holga is best known for its standard-length 60mm f/8 plastic lens, this version features a glass lens construction for slightly greater sharpness & contrast while still retaining the cherished dream-like aesthetic & inherent vignetting & light leaks caused by the plastic body & simple construction. A choice between f/8 or f/11, or "cloudy" & "sunny", aperture settings is available, along with 1/100 sec. or bulb shutter speed settings & a zone focus system for focusing as close as 3' away. The built-in flash contributes to the toy camera aesthetic due to its built-in spinning color wheel, which can be set to red, blue, yellow, or standard white settings for creatively colored highlights. A tripod mount is also incorporated into the base of the camera for stable long exposure shooting in low-light conditions. A camera designed to bring the fun back to photography, the Holga is a classic toy camera capable of making some remarkable, yet inherently lo-fi photographs.The 120GCFN model accepts 120-format roll film & includes both 6 x 4.5cm & 6 x 6cm inserts to record 16 or 12 exposures per roll, respectively. Film is manually advanced between shots using the top winding knob, with the frame progression checked using the rear red window.Plastic body construction & simple design contributes to the distinct image quality, which is characterized by light leaks & vignetting.Glass lens affords greater contrast & sharpness than the traditional plastic lens, yet still retains the Holga image quality with noticeable vignetting, field curvature, & vignetting.Built-in flash features a spinning color wheel for adding a burst of standard white, yellow, blue, or red light.Accepts 120 roll film