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“agfa clack 120 roll film camera”
Written on: 24/12/2011 by oniko (35 reviews written)
these are a 1950-1960s styled cameras using the larger 6 by 6 readly avaliable 120 roll fill they are called \"clacks\" because of the noise that the shutter makes when firing now that holga photography has be come very fashionable and the cameras have shot up in price and types, these form of cameras are now still a cheaper way of creating the style and technics of holga photography they are very simple yet still have more control than dianas and holgas they are smaller and more robust… Read Full Review
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Written on: 26/04/2012
Well, I'll take the Bronica, so it's easy for me, and the Manfrotto. That, some food and warming lqiiud, and we should be set. Must see if I can get some more 120 roll film, as I've only the two left; one B&W and one Fujicolour 400 of something. Do you and Karl still have access to that great-stash-in-the-sky?