點先可以影得好?

I got a new HOLGA 120GN as well.
You should try to shoot when there is sufficient light. And remember to set the distance (for focus) correctly.

ISO 100 film are cheaper, I saw the cheapest one at 'Wing Shing' Fuji colour negative $17/roll (160/10 rolls) , or Kodak colour negative 5 roll pack $16/roll (150/10 rolls)
If you are not shooting on sunny days, ISO400 will definitely help.

I tried China brand 120 film B/W negative called Lucky ISO100 , about $9-13 / roll, purchase on internet in HK. And go to dark room to develop the photo, the effect is quite nice.

I have also tried 120 Fuji ISO 100 and ISO 400 colour negative, but I only develop the film at Photomxx and scan it, then change the canvas size and print as if it is a DC photo, which it will be cheaper to print. The quality is nice.

Try cheaper film first, in my first few rolls, the successful rate is about 4/12 (one roll of 120 film have around 12 piece of 6x6 photo.

But is is fun, the effect of the 120 print is amazing.

Hope you enjoy this too.

Search some information by others for your perusal:

http://knowledge.yahoo.com.hk/question/?qid=7006062700351

http://hk.knowledge.yahoo.com/question/?qid=7006052802145

http://www.alvinhui.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=21455&sid=d7696883338bc2095a5d7c3e5367e300