If you read my previous post then you will know that using tape on the back of your Holga is a sure way to reduce those light leaks, but some of you want the security of tape, while getting as many light leaks as possible.
Don't worry, there is a solution for those of you out there. The trick is to tape in key areas with as little tape as possible.
Check out the images below for a guide. I've used yellow tape just to make it obvious. Because we are trying to get maximum light leaks you could use clear tape, but it might leave sticky residue.
The areas I have taped give the back of the Holga maximum security, while letting in as much light as possible. Notice that most of the seams are left uncovered!
You may also want to avoid taping up the advance window on the back as sometimes that can let some light in.
On an opposite note, if you want to stop all the light leaks then check out my post - Reducing 99% of light leaks with tape.
Thanks very much for reading my post and blog!
Labels: Light Leaks, Tape, Tips, Tricks
Durkin is a keen blogger and toy camera enthusiast from the UK that has been shooting for around four years. His main subject interests include Architecture, automation and nature.
