Lomography Diana F+ Medium Format Camera, Zone Focus, 120 Film, 12- and 16-Shot Modes, Endless Panorama Mode, 75mm Lens, Mr. Pink

The Lomography Diana F+ Medium Format Mr. Pink Camera is a stylish 120 format medium format camera designed to give you a unique look with its plastic build and 75mm removable lens. This lens functions with the use of a zone focusing system that will help you get your subjects in focus quickly and easily. Also, when the lens is removed you can stop down the aperture on the camera to make a pinhole. There are even two shutter speeds to select from, a normal daytime shutter and a bulb long exposure for night and low light conditions.

The Diana F+ features multiple shooting modes for getting either 12 or 16 shots on a single roll. This is done by shooting either 2 x 2" or 1.7 x 1.7" frames. Another feature is Endless Panorama which allows you to place sequential frames right next to each other for a seamless image. Additionally, you can advance the film as much or as little as you like to take multiple exposures or other creative shots.

Included with the camera is the Diana F+ flash that continues with the classic look and feel of the camera as well as providing some color gel filters for getting a different look and feel from your images. The camera also features a shutter lock for sharp long exposures and a standard tripod thread on the bottom.

The Dreamy Diana Look
The Diana F+ lens creates dreamy, lo-fi photos on 120 film. You'll get soft-focused images with beautiful vignettes on the edges.

Choose from two Shutter-Speeds
N for normal (daytime/flash) or B for long exposures (indoor/nighttime).

Two Image Sizes Available
12 full-frame square shots (5.2 x 5.2cm) or 16 smaller square images - (4.2 x 4.2cm).

Easy Multiple Exposures
With its uncoupled advance and shutter, the Diana F+ allows you to shoot as many times as you want on the same frame.

Perfect Pinhole Function
Unscrew the lens and experiment with pinhole photos for a completely new shooting experience.

Shutter Lock and Tripod Thread
Lock the shutter open and attach a tripod to shoot steady long-exposure photos.