yeah ... both are very similar, oso using 120mm film.
diana has more addons ... u can consider to go for that while holga is cheaper.

i dont need one now dude, my posts were dated back in 2006 and i've already got myself an lca+rl for long long long time ago
if i ever need a second, i'll look for u. ur price is quite competitive, but like what philipcs said, what did u earn?

This post has been edited by d8kd: Jan 31 2010, 08:54 PM

r u using iso100?
i see 2 of the pics were shot indoor, not enuf light.
for indoor, try using iso400 and above since fisheye doesnt have built-in light meter to control the aperture and shutter speed.

iso 200 is not sufficient for indoor, i once owned a fisheye and shot with iso 200 in indoor and most of the pics were in black too

folio no longer carries lomo product, like anderson said, check out mooks instead.

i suggest you check out the pictures and compare them rather than we explain in words.
as always said, picture worth a thousand words.
the most basic difference is one is film another is digital.
btw, lomo is very simple camera and cannot compare with the functionality of a dslr

mayb can try to ask the shop to push a few step when u develop the pic.

standard around RM8.
or RM5 from fuji HQ

actually every shop oso can do cross process, becos every shop can process negative. so it's pretty much depends on their willingness.
at times, some dumb ass will try to cheat your money by charging you a higher rate for cross process by telling you that will destroy their chemicals and so on which is all a bullshit.

on the other hand, not all shop can process E-6.

u can say lomography is a term, a style, a brand ... basically, we shoot in film.

the conventional 35mm which can be easily found

go for canon 8800F, it gives the best bang for you bucks.

what's ur budget? 8800F should be around RM600 - 700.
it supports 35mm and 120mm as well.

not sure about 700F

the price that you saw from the official website is usually higher than retail.
even in lyp, i dont see many shops selling.
if u ever visit lyp, try check out sri computer.

many others are oso using this model to scan films.

does it cover by warranty? it's better to drop the lomography guys an email about that

when films are taken out from fridge, let it stay at room temperature about a day before you use it.

too bad that it uses 120mm film
u need 3d specs to get the 3d effect.

welcome to the world of lomo.
not sure about the the pinky fisheye, but the normal ones should be around 280-300 ...
does folio still carries lomo stuff? i think no. try out mooks instead.

b4 u order it online, try searching from garage sales, some sellers might have them.

1. the size/dimension of the film is different as mentioned there, 120mm, 35mm etc. the most commonly used is 35mm followed by 120mm. large format is rare.

2. it depends on how u regard lomo and what lomo is to u. lomo to me is an attitude, is a style ... etc. so if u ask me if tlr is lomo, i dont know. all in all, it depends on what lomo is to u.

yashica mat should be priced around RM6xx, BBF is RM4xx, while the legendary LCA+ is RM9xx. since you are a newbie in lomo, if you have the budget, just invest urself a lca+ and u wont regret of that, otherwise, look for uws, holga 135bc or diana mini.

try with 35mm format camera b4 getting urself a 120mm camera. not only the films are easier to source around, the cost is also cheaper.

how many u hav? expiry date and price.

thanks

where did u process? what film u use and what camera?