Lomography Diana F+ Medium Format Camera (Cai Guo-Qiang)

Description

Diana F+ with Flash 10th Year Edition camera by Lomography Cult-classic design from the 1960s Shoots on 120 film Two shutter speeds and unlimited multiple exposures Zone-focusing system and panoramic function Includes 12 Color gel flash filters, Diana F+ Book, Instruction manual, Lens cap neck. Diana F+ with Flash 10th Year Edition camera by Lomography Cult-classic design from the 1960s Shoots on 120 film Two shutter speeds and unlimited multiple exposures Zone-focusing system and panoramic function Includes 12 Color gel flash filters, Diana F+ Book, Instruction manual, Lens cap neck strap for when you're on the go, Hotshoe connection, Format frames, Flash requires x1 AA battery. Since stumbling across an old Russian LOMO LC-A camera in the early 90s, two students from Vienna have reintroduced the classic analogue camera into the digital world. Now a cult favourite for its 'happy accident' outcomes, Lomography produces cameras with off-kilter exposure and over-saturated colours. Opt for its Fisheye Camera or Diana Mini for your travel companion. Opt for its Fisheye Camera or Diana Mini for your perfect travel companion. Opt for its Fisheye Camera or Diana Mini for your travel companion. Diana F+ with Flash 10th Year Edition camera by Lomography Cult-classic design from the 1960s Shoots on 120 film Two shutter speeds and unlimited multiple exposures Zone-focusing system and panoramic function Includes 12 Color gel flash.

Key Features

• Now a cult favourite for its 'happy accident' outcomes, Lomography produces cameras with off-kilter exposure and over-saturated colours.
• Opt for its Fisheye Camera or Diana Mini for your travel companion.
• Diana F+ with Flash 10th Year Edition camera by Lomography Cult-classic design from the 1960s Shoots on 120 film Two shutter speeds and unlimited multiple exposures Zone-focusing system and panoramic function Includes 12 Color gel flash.
• Since stumbling across an old Russian LOMO LC-A camera in the early 90s, two students from Vienna have reintroduced the classic analogue camera into the digital world.