I`ve had my Holga for two years and it`s been in the original box for quite a while. My first roll of film was a total failure, none of them came out sharp or anything that I could even recognize. It was a series of blurry photos. Developing the pictures aren`t cheap either, yet the camera itself costs less than $50. Last week when I was doing some cleaning I found the camera and decided to give it another go. I bought 120mm film x-pro 20o. Holga is well-known for it`s square size format, but it means that I can just have 12 pictures out of one roll. I didn`t know how they`re going to turn out but I held down the shutter anyway. Randomly. Then I took it to the lomography store to get it developed. I was anxious because the process itself was going to take 5-6 days. I didn`t have my hopes high but I didn`t want to be disappointed at the same time. Yesterday when I picked up the pictures, I was quite surprised with how the pictures turned out. I really like the vignette look of the photos. Some pictures are completely dark and that`s (partly my fault) because I took the pictures indoor. But the ones outside turned out to be pretty decent. Here are some pictures from the 120mm. Don`t mind the speckle on the pictures, it`s my scanner

I took the challenge of trying out the 35mm in my 120 Holga. I bought the extra adapter, too bad they didn`t have the one with sprocket holes to it (I love the look). Trust me, don`t try and print your pictures at the drug stores even though they promise it`s going to take an hour to print. I learned my lesson.

I am on the fourth roll of the film. Can`t wait to see how the pictures turn out!