Holga Medium
Holga Medium
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 Holga 120 CFN Camera 4 Colour Flash 6x6 Mask  US $35.20
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 Holga 120 N Medium Format Film Camera Mods US $16.50
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 Holga 120N Commando Edition US $33.99
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 Holga w FLASH Special Edition Green Kit US $15.50
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 Holga 120 Flash Camera LOMO Starter Kit BONUS 5x Film US $69.95
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 Holga 120N Camera w o flash US $18.50
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 Holga 120GTLR Twin lens 120GCFN LOMO camera Blue US $54.94
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 Holga 120GTLR Twin lens 120GCFN LOMO camera Black US $51.90
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 Holga 120GTLR Twin lens 120GCFN LOMO camera Red US $54.94
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 New Holga 120 CFN 120CFN lomo flash Camera Black Flash US $38.90
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 New Holga 120 GCFN lomo film Camera Camouflage Green US $45.98
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 New Holga 120 GCFN lomo film Camera Color Flash Gold US $45.98
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 New Holga 120 GCFN lomo film Camera Flash Multi Color US $49.48
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 New Holga 120 GCFN 120GCFN lomo flash Camera tricolor B US $45.98
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 New Holga 120 GCFN 120GCFN lomo flash Camera tricolor A US $45.98
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 New Holga 120 GCFN 120GCFN lomo flash Camera tricolor C US $45.98
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 Lomography Holga CFN 120 Medium Camera FISH EYE LENS US $80.00
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 HOLGA SET of 2 cameras 1 120n and 1 120pinhole US $40.00
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 Holga 120N Medium Format Fixed Focus Camera with Lens US $9.99
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 3x Kodak Ektacolor 160 Film 120 Medium Format Holga 120 US $13.49
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 Holga 120 N Camera Flash 6x6 Mask US $23.60
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 Holga 120N Medium Format Camera 120 N Built in Lens NEW US $27.99
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 Lomography Diana F Lomo FLASH Camera Glow in the Dark US $124.99
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 20 Rolls Kodak TMax T Max 100 BW 120 TMX FILM US $78.95
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 HOLGA 120GCFN 120 GCFN Lomo Film Camera white w Flash US $57.59
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 Lomography Diana F 560 Lomo Medium Film FLASH Camera US $84.99
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 AU$ HOLGA Medium Format Camera 120 N Black US $25.60
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 Holga 120 CFN Medium Format Camera with Color Flash US $23.50
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 5 X NEOPAN 400CN 120 BLACK AND WHITE FILM HOLGA DIANA US $24.69
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 New 3 rolls 120 film black and white lomography holga US $.99
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 20x Fuji NPS160 Professional 35 x 36 VINTAGE Lomo Holga US $39.95
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 HOLGA 120GCFN Lomography medium format cameraBox US $29.99
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 VTG Banner Diana Holga Medium Format ART Camera 120 US $14.99
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 NEW Lomo Holga 120GCFN 120 GCFN Film Camera CAMO w GIFT US $58.51
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 Vintage Wardette 120 Box Camera Working US $33.00
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 NEW HOLGA 120 CFN Lomo Camera 4 color Flash Light Gray US $54.85
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 Brand New Holga 35 KF Camera Discontinued Model US $19.99
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 New Lomo Holga 120TLR 120 TLR Twin Lens Reflex Camera US $45.71
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 Holga 120 GCFN Camera 4 Colour Flash 6x6 Mask US $36.08
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 5 X VELVIA 100F SLIDE FILM 120 FILM HOLGA DIANA LOMO US $24.69
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 5 x Kodak Ektar 100 ISO Film 35mm x 36 exp Fresh US $24.95
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 1 RED 1 GREEN Holga 120 Flash Camera LOMO Start Kits US $129.95
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 Film Devoloping Tank Holga Camerafilm paper sleeves US $40.00
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 5 x Fuji Pro 400 H 400H NPH 120 Color Neg Film US $21.95
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 LOMO COLORSPLASHCF HOLGAFISHEYESUPERSAMPLER CAMERA US $200.00
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 Lomography Diana F Mr Pink Lomo FLASH 120 Film Camera US $94.99
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 Vintage Spartus Full Vue TLR Camera Excellent Shape US $35.00
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 HOLGA 120CFN 120 CFN Plastic Lens CAMERA w 4C flash US $43.88
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 LOMOGRAPHY HOLGA 120S CAMERA MEDIUM FORMAT US $6.50
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 10 Rolls Kodak Ektar 100 ISO Film 35mm x 36 exp Fresh US $48.49
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What is a good, inexpensive, medium format camera?
i already own a holga, but i was looking for something a bit more "Professional" as in,
aperture control,
shutter speed,
and SLR or TLR instead of rangefinder view.
i'm a student so i tend to be very poor, so i'm looking for something in the $0-$50 range.
any suggestions?
no, i don't mean 35mm. i already own an olympus OM-1 for that. i am looking for a 120 format camera. with a SLR or TLR
I posted an answer on your other question 
You might want to think about posting this question on the "Classic Cameras" forum on Photo.net. You have to register to post topics in the forums, but it's free. There are a lot of very friendly, knowledgeable people there who could help you. That was where I learned how to develop film! They have also been a huge help with answering my questions about my vintage cameras.
http://photo.net/classic-cameras-forum/
Like with your other question, I would recommend a Yashica A. It has completely manual aperture and shutter speed controls. It's a very nice, solid, all-metal camera. And it has great optics...I'm always amazed at the pictures I can take with it. It takes very sharp, detailed pictures. A million times sharper than what you can get with your Holga camera! (Actually, pretty much any decent camera will take better pictures than a lomography camera! The Holga has a plastic lens!)
MixedMojo was completely wrong...you can definitely find a TLR in good condition for around $50 or $60, if you look hard enough. There is nothing wrong with eBay. I bought my Yashica A camera on eBay for about $65, and it works perfectly. In fact, I bought almost all my cameras on eBay, and they all work fine. Just read the description carefully, and check to be sure that the seller has a high feedback rating. But I have not had any problems at all on eBay. So that is one place to look. You can also try antique shops and camera shops, but medium format cameras are getting really popular right now for some reason, and even vintage cameras tend to be WAYoverpriced in camera shops. I went to one used camera shop, and they wanted $300 for a Yashica A! I looked on eBay, and I ened up finding one in even better condition for $65.
Here is my Yashica A camera. It's in great condition, and I use it all the time for my landscape photos:
And here is a picture I took with the Yashica A. This will at least give you an idea of how sharp it is. (And the actual print is a lot better than the scan). I took this with black and white film. I developed the film myself.
http://i45.photobucket.com/albums/f86/gatewaycityca/Big_Bear_Lake_6_8_2008_b_small.jpg
Whatever TLR camera you decide to get, be sure it takes 120 film. There are some TLR's that used 626 film. 626 is basically the same as 120 film, except that the spools are a little different size. You would have to either re-spool 120 yourself...or you can also buy re-spooled film, but it's expensive. It's much easier just to get a camera that uses 120 film. (The Yashica A uses 120 film). You can easily order 120 film online, and most good camera shops will sell it too.
If you really like medium format film cameras, you might also want to think about getting a folding camera, like a Zeiss Ikon Nettar. But they tend to be more valuable to collectors, and they can sell for higher prices.
