lol Ya... I got it for 32 AUD with standard Helios lens and a 135 zoom lens...
So far i'm happy with my Pentax SP... I found it is better compare to the Pentax Ist*DS..the excitement to wait for the results  are priceless.. =)

i saw photosun got sell fuji slides

thanks mamet 
erm... for Holga 135bc, is this lomo cam can add those lenses like fisheye effect or panorama? and.... can this lomo cam add external flash?

normally did u guys (holga 135bc users) use these kind of additional stuff? thanks for advice 

hmm... i have read it. have a clearer pic on it.. but would like to know more.. haha...
anyone who would like to let go their Holga 135bc.. tell me ya..   
coz still a student.. prefer used one.. 

yeah.. i know this.. free style shooting!! i like it!! haha... now aiming for holga 135bc.. but have to wait for sometimes ro buy it.. >< hope can get cheaper one..

i search through the Sg seller, but i have no idea how to do transaction with him/her oh.. coz i never do Sg or USD trading b4... can you give some guidance? advice pls... thank you. 

wow... the price is lower than others.. 

btw, bout the film, where can i get it? cheaply. hehe.. for holga, using diff film right?

and can i just scan those pic in to disc when i develop them without print ont those pics?
sorry for noob question. thank you.

haha... ok. thanks 

Updates... just got my Zenit12XP from Perth,
Checked on it everything is in excellent condition,
The owner kept for 15 years   
Package includes Haminex Flash + Hellios 44 standard lens, Oztek 80-205 Zoom lens, no fungus and no scratches

Warning 56K


Here's my complete collection so far 


Will test the Zenit 12XP tomorrow after uni with the flash will see how it goes...
=P

hey friends... may i know who is selling 120mm neg? and around how much? or where can i get it from shops in KL? thanks for advice. 

yeah.. thanks. i finish my first roll dy.. just no chance to go out o develop.. coz no transport.. nearest is foto sun in ss2. but last time i went to ss2, did not manage to find foto sun.. i found foto zoom n ys fuji only.. >< i think i overlook dy.. anyone mind to guide me how to go?

135bc.... i plan to buy this last time... but at last i choose 120.. haha... plan of getting 135bc or LCA+ next time... coz using 120 format... expensive nya 

waiting for my first roll to be develop... >< so so ken jiong now.. haha.... 

erm... i'll go there n ask again next time.. i want to ask... is Kelana Jaya LRT the Putra Line or Sri Petaling LRT is Putra Line? coz later i'm going to KL, might pass by Desa Setapak that shop to develop my 1st roll.. 

yeap... just google the map... need to interchange at Masjid Jamek.. hmm... from Cyberjaya got there is expensive.. next time move out to work dy should be better too bad i do not have a car... otherwise got o fotosun then settle.. btw, have you tried the Fuji shop in Desa Setapak there? heard that ppl said there can develop in better quality.. is it true? but definitely i'll try fotosun next round. anyway, thanks for information bro. 

i thought there's a 35mm version for the diana f?

finally my pics is out!!!! but a lot are under exposure... >< very dark... few pics should be very nice one... but..... all bcom darkkkk...

btw, how to post pics in reply message in thread?? wanna let u guys have a look and give me some comment. need more advice for improvement  

oki. thanks philipcs.. that is too big i think... later re-size dy then i upload... thanks 

How to Post Pictures on a Forum

Go to Photobucket.com or any other photo sharing site then:

1. Register a free account with them. Don't bother entering your cell phone number if they ask for that.

2. Go back to the PhotoBucket home page and click the button that says upload.

3. Click the browse button to browse for the image on your computer then upload it.

4. Look in the lower left hand corner, a thumbnail of your image should be there with a box labled IMG. Copy this code and paste it directly into your post here on this forum.

Alternate Method

If you have a URL like this that ends with .jpg:
http://www.example.com/somepic.jpg

Then you add it to your discussion like this so it shows up as a photo:



That's it!

With thanks to gnome! Smile

    * Go to http://imageshack.us/
    * "Browse" to the location on your PC where the image resides
    * Then click the "Host it" button
    * After the file is done uploading choose the appropriate image code from the list, "thumbnail for forums" is good
    * Left click on the code to highlight the code
    * Then right click and COPY the code.
    * Come back here and right click and PASTE the code into your next post.

Errr ... how come this Diana camera also wan to pretend to be Lomo camera?

Lomography, a registered trademark of Lomographische AG (Austria), is a movement that, via the Lomography Society International, promotes the use of LOMO cameras — primarily and most famously the LC-A but also cameras as unlike this as the fisheye lomography camera — and a "shoot from the hip" attitude. (Many outsiders regard it as merely a sales gimmick to drive sales of these cameras at inflated prices.) Viewed as either a modern impressionistic art movement for photography to create images of everyday life or a simple (and effective) marketing ploy, Lomography has attracted a large international following around "The10 rules"

10 Rules
  1. Take your LOMO everywhere you go.
  2. Use it anytime - day or night.
  3. Lomography is not an interference in your life, but a part of it.
  4. Shoot from the hip.
  5. Approach the objects of your lomographic desire as close as possible.
  6. Don't think.
  7. Be fast.
  8. You don't have to know beforehand what you've captured on film.
  9. You don't have to know afterwards, either.
  10. Don't worry about the rules.

The photographic results of "Lomography"

Subjects
Blue skies, brightly colored objects, pink noses of pets, young people pulling faces are common.

Focus
The original Lomo cannot focus so close, and anyway rules 6 and 7 discourage focusing. The photographs are often out of focus (especially when they are of pets' noses). This "effect" can of course be achieved with most cameras.

Degraded edges
The original Lomo has better image quality in the center than at the edges. This effect — much more pronounced with the Holga, which adds vignetting — can of course be achieved with many cheap cameras.

Lurid colors
The original Lomo is widely believed to produce vivid colors. This claim has gone unexplained, and the evidence provided for it is much less a matter of the lens (or camera) than of film processing techniques, which can of course be equally applied to film from any 35mm camera.