The Gretchen Bleiler Holga 120N
The Gretchen Bleiler Holga 120N is a super creative analog plastic film camera. Creatively designed by Gretchen herself, the Gretchen Bleiler Holga 120N reveals her passion and commitment to the environment.
- Images created by a Holga are known to be quirky and surreal
- Unpredictable and fantastic light leaks makes each image completely unique
- Plastic lens artistically results in images with sharp focus in the center that softens toward the edges
- Optional frame inserts, 4.5 × 6 cm and 6 × 6 cm, provide rectangular or square photos
- Vintage vignetting is a classic feature of all Holgas
- Uses 120 format black and white, color negative and slide film
- Approximate aperture settings of f/8 and f/11
- Shutter speed approximately 1/100th of a second, or bulb setting for long exposures
- Hot shoe adaptor for a flash
A portion of all proceeds from this camera will be donated to Protect Our Winters, a non-profit organization dedicated to reversing the global warming crisis by uniting the winter sports community and fighting against climate change.
“Every single one of us has the unique opportunity to create awareness and influence change” is written on the bottom of each camera in Gretchen’s handwriting.
The Gretchen Bleiler Holga 135BC
Designed by Gretchen herself, the Gretchen Bleiler Holga 135BC reflects Gretchen’s personal style. The camera artfully matches with the Gretchen-designed Powder Jacket from Oakley.
- Images created by a Holga are known to be quirky and surreal
- Unpredictable and fantastic light leaks makes each image completely unique
- Plastic lens artistically results in images with sharp focus in the center that softens toward the edges
- Vintage vignetting is a classic feature of all Holgas
- Uses 135 format black and white, color negative and slide film
- Approximate aperture settings of f/8 and f/11
- Shutter speed approximately 1/100th of a second, or bulb setting for long exposures
- Hot shoe adaptor for a flash
“Every single one of us has the unique opportunity to create awareness and influence change” is written on the bottom of each camera in Gretchen’s handwriting.
