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Old 11th May 2006   #1
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Default Horizon Perfekt or Lomo...

hmm been thinking... either get a Horizon Perfekt or get some Lomo to try...

Any idea how much or availability of these locally?

which model is better? heard that Lomography get rights to sell horizon and now markup to sell...

or u guys think use a fisheye on a film body better?
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Old 21st October 2006   #2
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Default Re: Horizon Perfekt or Lomo...

The horizon has a lens that is fairly more sharp, detailed and contrasty OR in other words 'look more interesting' than any Canon or Nikon fisheye lens.

I'll go for the horizon
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Default Re: Horizon Perfekt or Lomo...

Originally Posted by Del_CtrlnoAlt View Post
hmm been thinking... either get a Horizon Perfekt or get some Lomo to try...

Any idea how much or availability of these locally?

which model is better? heard that Lomography get rights to sell horizon and now markup to sell...

or u guys think use a fisheye on a film body better?
After fiddling with a lomo for the past week, I've somewhat fallen in love with it. I'll probably get myself one and as I was browsing through the website the Horizon Perfekt and kompakt(is this how you spell it) really appealed to me, as did the frogeye. Unfortunately, the perfekt appears to be nearly a grand sing dollars; the kompakt appears to be much cheaper, but still expensive by lomo prices, at 400+SGD. That being said, it's much cheaper than a Xpan.
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Ebay...guys! You dun need the LOMO packaging! Its much much cheaper!
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lurgee sell one of his horizon... pm him...
i also want a horizon... mini xpan!!! ^___^
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lurgee sell one of his horizon... pm him...
i also want a horizon... mini xpan!!! ^___^
argh, cannot buy now anyway. Going into bmt soon

Plus i'm really keen on getting some personal transport, might not be buying any toys for awhile.
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Originally Posted by Max 2.8 View Post
Ebay...guys! You dun need the LOMO packaging! Its much much cheaper!
still a little expensive, after shipping and everything. works out to be the same if i get from objectifs... sigh....
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the lomo asia website sells the Perfekt ard $800+ SGD...

ebay can get the 202 version about USD$290 x 1.6 = $464
http://cgi.ebay.com/Panoramic-camera...QQcmdZViewItem
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Lomo would be a value for money buy.
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Default Re: Horizon Perfekt or Lomo...

Just monitor ebay once in awhile..you can get some good deals there actually.

Well, archlover is right..I have a brand new Horizon Kompakt for sale actually.
PM if interested.

I'll stay say the same thing everytime someone asks me which lomo to get..the one and only lomo lca.
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the lomo asia website sells the Perfekt ard $800+ SGD...

ebay can get the 202 version about USD$290 x 1.6 = $464
http://cgi.ebay.com/Panoramic-camera...QQcmdZViewItem

lomo international site seems cheaper. if you order above usd200 shipping worldwide is free.
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The Kompakt looks fun, but how to scan the neg eh? The scanner only has 35mm holder leh
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The Kompakt looks fun, but how to scan the neg eh? The scanner only has 35mm holder leh
flatbed...
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flatbed...
Errrr ... this may sounds stoopid but the flatbed also i must shove the neg into the film holder which has those normal 35mm rectangular 'holes' right? So if it's more than 35mm, then won't the scanned images end up being 'cut'?
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Errrr ... this may sounds stoopid but the flatbed also i must shove the neg into the film holder which has those normal 35mm rectangular 'holes' right? So if it's more than 35mm, then won't the scanned images end up being 'cut'?
cut the holder...

think if you mount it on a 4x5 holder should be ok...
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cut the holder...

DCA ->
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Errrr ... this may sounds stoopid but the flatbed also i must shove the neg into the film holder which has those normal 35mm rectangular 'holes' right? So if it's more than 35mm, then won't the scanned images end up being 'cut'?
shove?? wah lau..so chor lor

how big are the 'holes'? for film strips there usually arent any separators. ie..1 long rectangular hole. if more squarish holes then those are for mounted slides.
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Default Re: Horizon Perfekt or Lomo...

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The Kompakt looks fun, but how to scan the neg eh? The scanner only has 35mm holder leh
hmm..what i do is i use the 35mm holder..use a software call silverfast and instead of scanning it auto mode..i scan them to size..meaning i select the size which i want to scan..which is the size of the horizon negative and scan accordingly.

haha..not sure if im making any sense.

the other way is to put it on a flatbed with a film area guide..my scanner has that..just place all the negatives in the guide..there's no holder though so your negatives may move..den jus scan loh.

I'm using the Epson 4990.
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