Holga 60mm f/8, Manual Focus Lens for Nikon DSLR Camera

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Shopper : My camera is said to need an auto focus lens because its a film camera, I just want one that will fit and work. Will this be ok?LAWRENCE J : The focus on my digital cameras (Beseler Topcon and Minolta was what I consider manual, even if focus assistance was available. You do not need an autofocus lens, and a modern auto focus lens needs an electronic connection to the camera body if auto focus is used. I normally turn the auto focus off on my Pentax k-5's and focus manually. A manual focus lens will serve and there are some good ones available.
Shopper : Will this lens fit a Nikon N65 AF SLR body? I don't know much about cameras.MICHAEL M : Yes I think so... The Holga "Nikon " mount is a standard Nikon. There are no electonocs or auto focus so no worries about electronic compatability It's a fun lens. Enjoy!DENNIS P : It should. Keep in mind this is a cheap lens used for special effects. It won't auto focus and there's no adjustable aperture. (In most lenses, the aperture widens or narrows according to the lighting conditions.) Since all Nikon lens mounts are the same and the Holga has a Nikon lens mount, yes, it should fit. Just make sure that this is what you really want. It's a minimal lens with very limited situations in which you'd want to use it.AIMEE Q : Couldn't say. I bought it for my Nikon D5100. It fits and it works but I haven't play with it enough to get good shoots. Maybe this is the right season to start doing it so.
Shopper : Will this lens fit a Nikon N65 AF SLR body??MARWEN H : It should, it fits all Nikon lens mountsKATRINA S : Wish I could tell you for sure. It fit my Nikon D3100. You'll have to check on-line specs fir your camera. I do love the lens for creative shots. Good luck.GREGORY W : It'll fit any F mount camera, including your N65. It is, of course, not going to auto-focus.

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2014-05-26T21:00:00

Rated 5 out of 5

Fun lens!

Once you learn this lens characteristics, and you nail the focus and framing, it's a really fun lens to play with - Especially for only $25! Absolute must for the 'fun' shots.

donatobug

2013-03-18T21:00:00

Rated 5 out of 5

Fun Lens

This was a fun lens to add to my collection. It is exactly what is is advertised as: the classic Holga toy camera lens for a DSLR.

John

2012-08-27T21:00:00

Rated 4 out of 5

fun, but doesn't replace the film holga

I really miss the surreal photos I used to get with my film Holga, so when I saw this I immediately purchased it. For the price it's a nice toy to play with. You definitely get that "dreamy" soft focus, but it obviously cannot replicate the light leaks that are a hallmark of the Holga look. Even so, it's a fun (and cheap!) lens. Compared to say, plastic optics in the Lensbaby lineup, it's an absolute steal!

CAT S.

2012-01-06T19:00:00

Rated 5 out of 5

Inexpensive and fun!

This is an inexpensive plastic lens. The shots tend to be blurry with heavy vignetting. However, that is why one purchases this lens -- it gives you the toy camera look, and it is done in the lens rather through software. The mount attaches fine on my 60D. It is very light weight. The lens is just a pinhole, so you need a lot of light to see what you are shooting. A tripod is recommended. This lens is a lot of fun and it is a nice diversion from more sophisticated lenses. I give it 5 stars because it does what it is supposed to do.

PATRICK R.

2011-12-09T19:00:00

Rated 5 out of 5

Inexpensive fun to have

Just had to get this; the expense very reasonable. On the D7000 set-up as a Non-CPU lens (page 159 ~ 160 of user maunal) then read info about M or A modes (page 270) so the camrea will meter. Then ... Holga fun on your DSLR.

JOSEPH P.

2011-11-26T19:00:00

Rated 4 out of 5

Fun, but you get what you pay for

I bought this as an experiment and it has been a lot of fun. It is odd to put a [$] lens on a $ body, but why not? You do get the Holga effect. On my D7000 it works in bulb mode only where the shutter is open as long as you hold the shutter button down, so exposure is a challenge. All that means is that you must expect to spend time in Lightroom or Photoshop to get useful images. It is more fun and engaging than the various holga effect apps on my iPhone. So I recommend it, especially because it is so inexpensive. You can't go wrong, as long as you understand what you are getting.

BEN C.

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Inexpensive and fun!

By PATRICK R.

This is an inexpensive plastic lens. The shots tend to be blurry with heavy vignetting. However, that is why one purchases this lens -- it gives you the toy camera look, and it is done in the lens rather through software. The mount attaches fine on my 60D. It is very light weight. The lens is just a pinhole, so you need a lot of light to see what you are shooting. A tripod is recommended. This lens is a lot of fun and it is a nice diversion from more sophisticated lenses. I give it 5 ...

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Inexpensive fun to have

By JOSEPH P.

Just had to get this; the expense very reasonable. On the D7000 set-up as a Non-CPU lens (page 159 ~ 160 of user maunal) then read info about M or A modes (page 270) so the camrea will meter. Then ... Holga fun on your DSLR.

The Holga Lens for Nikon DSLR Camera puts that iconic low-fi Holga twist into your super-high-tech digital images. This 60mm lens provides you with Holgaesque images, with, or without, the use of filters or other lens accessories.