Lomography Diana F+ Medium Format Camera (CMYK)

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Key Features
- 120 Film Format
- 75 mm Focal Length
- f8, f11, f16, pinhole
- 1/60, Bulb (B)
- Diana F+ Flash Plug
- Diana F+ Hotshoe Flash Adapter
- Multiple Exposure
- 1/4"-20 Tripod Mount
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Overview
Capture life’s vibrant hues with the Diana F+ CMYK, beautifully adorned in Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Key (Black)!
Prepare to be dazzled by the captivating world of photography with the spellbinding Diana F+ CMYK, infused with the four main printing colors: vivid cyan, mesmerizing magenta, radiant yellow and enigmatic ’key’ (black). Unlock the infinite realm of colors as you masterfully combine these captivating hues, breathing life into your photographs with an explosion of creativity!
Lomo’s leading lady, the Diana F+ Camera and Flash is a real beauty inside and out. With vintage-cool looks, this medium format camera packs in a whole load of creative capabilities that never fail to inspire. Producing radiant and dreamy lo-fi images, you can shoot either 12 full-frame squares or 16 smaller shots on one roll of 120 film. What’s more, you can unscrew the lens to experiment with winde-angle pinhole shots or pair your Diana F+ with additional Diana lenses and accessories for wonderful results. For even more fun, the camera package includes the Diana+ Flash and a set of colored gel filters to light up your shots and drench them in color!
Format Frenzy
Shoot 12 full-frame or 16 smaller squares on 120 film
Get the iconic Diana aesthetic
with this creative and retro-looking analogue companion.
Choose between two shutter speeds
"N" for normal (daytime/flash) or "B" for long exposures (indoor/nighttime).
Craft dreamy and radiant lo-fi images
with soft-focus and beautiful vignetting.
Fitted with a fantastic flash
to light up your shots and complete the iconic 60s Diana design.
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lens specification
| Minimum Aperture | f/16 |
| Focal Length | 75mm |
| Mount Type | Tripod |
film specifications
| Film Format | 120 |
camera attributes
| Mechanical Shutter | 1/60, Bulb (B) |
| Camera Format | Film |
focusing control
| Focus Modes | Zones: 3.3-6.6' (1-2 m), 6.6-13.1' (2-4 m), 13.1' to infinity (4 m to infinity) |
power system
| Battery Type | AA |
flash attributes
| External Flash Connection | Diana F+ Hotshoe Flash Adapter |
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