There is nothing I don’t like about this camera

Holgas are known for their optical shortcomings and the interesting effects those shortcomings produce; Light leaks, plastic lenses, shutters that can only be called such by the greatest possible stretch of the imagination – all part of the Holga experience. This though – this takes the cake. The Holga stereo pinhole camera omits the lens(es) entirely, opting instead for a teeny tiny aperture (f 80 or so, if memory serves). I’m thinking a tripod is pretty much a must for this. I’m also thinking the trademark holga imprecision may work against this fascinating little machine. Light leaks may lead to interesting effects, but in 3D photography you really can’t have inconsistencies between the two images. Still, it’s a fascinating idea, executed in typically minimalist style, and I’m aching to get my hands on one.

(Holga 120PC-3D Stereo Pinhole Camera)