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Lomography Diana Mini 35mm Point & Shoot Film Camera With Booklets! Black & Blue

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Price:
US $48.90
ApproximatelyC $67.09
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Item specifics

Condition
Used: An item that has been used previously. The item may have some signs of cosmetic wear, but is ...
Format
35 mm
Color
Black
UPC
0839228005869
Brand
Lomography
Type
Point & Shoot
Focus Type
Fixed
MPN
HP550NOIR
Item Weight
8.92 Oz

About this product

Product Information

The Lomography Diana mini film camera packs a punch with a variety of features. This Lomography 35mm film camera can easily switch from the retro square format to the half-frame shooting format. One roll of film can go a long way when taking photos with the Diana film camera, which can capture 72 shots onto one roll of 35mm film. Double-exposure photography is made easy with the camera's multiple-exposure features, which gives photographers the ability to take unique photos. Shooting photos in low lighting is no problem with the camera's flash capability, which gives the necessary brightness to put the subject into clear focus. The Diana camera can be mounted onto a tripod and its compact size makes it portable and easy to carry on the go.

Product Identifiers

Brand
Lomography
MPN
HP550NOIR
UPC
0839228005869, 0839228005975, 0839228005944
Model
Diana Mini
eBay Product ID (ePID)
82838649

Product Key Features

Type
Point & Shoot
Focus Type
Fixed

Dimensions

Depth
2.4in
Height
4in
Width
2.8in
Item Weight
8.92 Oz

Additional Product Features

Minimum Focus Distance
1.97ft.
Minimum Aperture
F8
Maximum Aperture
F11
Additional Features
Bulb Shutter SPEED
Film Type
35mm
Lens Mount
T Mount
Camera Type
Point & Shoot

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Product ratings and reviews

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20 product ratings
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Most relevant reviews

  • Top favourable review

    so cool

    fits in any bag comfortably and easy to use. make sure to watch youtube video on how to operate it.

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: stilllovewhops

  • Love the whole Diana camera collection

    Loading the film can be tricky sometimes. This little camera requires a bit of patience when loading film, advancing, and of course the developing process. I can't get enough of these!! Whether for collection purposes or shooting, these make great experimental images. For being a "simple" plastic camera, you can do a lot, creatively, you just need the will and imagination!

    Condition: Pre-OwnedSold by: yetter80

  • Super fun lo-fi camera

    Its such a small camera, that its easy to carry around. You can easily wear it around your neck while hiking or walking, or just as easily throw it in a small pack or purse. While I do a lot of my photography in 120 format, this camera takes 35mm and that makes it so much easier to process. The camera can switch between a half-frame format and square photos. That means you can take up to 72 photos on an otherwise 36 frame roll of film if you stick with the 1/2 frame format. Which I interpret as a licence to be as experimental as I like, because I'm not really wasting a ton of film. I also like that you can switch from cloudy to sunny apertures, and there is a bulb function that allows for LONG exposures. And those functions truly work-- I've taken 5 hour exposure shots of star trails and ...

  • Not for Everyone, but Definitely for You

    RANT: I took three rolls the first day I got the camera and I LOVE the way my pictures came out. Yes, it's not digital and yes, you have to wait for your pictures to be developed *gasp*, but we live in a world with too much instant gratification and a little patience will do us all some good. I had a couple that came out like "normal" shots and they're are kind of a nice surprise. Overall, they have a lot of character and getting them to be in focus is tougher than other cameras I've used (also have a RICOH from the 1950's and a Mercury from the 1920's - that thing is a BEAST to use) but that's really the whole point, isn't it? We live in an imperfect world and 20 megapixel, perfectly framed, focused and color-corrected photos don't really represent most of our lives.

  • Small, easy to use, analogue and beautiful!

    I loved my Diana Mini since I hold it in my hands for the first time. I like the Diana+, but her little sister offers the possibility of shooting with 35 mm and also half frame! That means 72 photos in just one 36 exposures film. For one who is starting to experience in the lomography world, I would say the Mini is the best option.