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Customer Ratings	4.2200	4.812	4.1433	4.363	4.1216	4.24
Easy to use	—	—	4.0	3.2	4.2	—
Picture quality	—	—	3.5	3.5	4.1	—
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model name	Diana F+	—	120N	—	120N	—
film format type	120	Instant	120	35mm	120	Instant
film color type	Colored	Colored	Black and White	Film not included	Black	—
exposure control type	Manual	Automatic	Manual	Automatic	Manual	Automatic

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Diana F+ Camera - Diana F+ Flash - "More

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Product Dimensions

7 x 3.25 x 5 inches

Item Weight

7.8 ounces

ASIN

B001690VTO

Item model number

HP700

Customer Reviews

4.2 200 ratings

4.2 out of 5 stars

Best Sellers Rank

#307,226 in Electronics (See Top 100 in Electronics)
#9 in Medium & Large Format Film Cameras

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer

No

Date First Available

June 17, 2003

Manufacturer

LOMO9

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The brand new Diana F+ is a faithful reproduction and a loving homage to the classic Flash Diana - with a few new features tossed in. First off, it includes a retro-styled electronic flash which fires a burst of white or colored light at your subject. Included adapters allow you to use the Diana Flash on standard hotshoe cameras (like the LC-A+ and Fisheye 2) or use a hotshoe flash on Diana F+ body. Its plastic lens, 2 shutter settings (daylight & "B"), 3 aperture settings, and manual focus are all hallmarks of the original Diana. And on top of that, the Diana F+ offers a removable lens and super-small aperture for pinhole images, two image formats (12 or 16 square shots on a standard 120 roll), an endless panorama feature that allows for unlimited and nearly seamless panoramic shots, and both a standard tripod thread & shutter lock for easy shake-free long exposures. Each package includes the new "Diana Vignettes, More True Tales & Short Stories" book - packed with over 200 pages of Diana history, Diana+ images, and truly off-the-wall fictional stories. Uses all varieties of medium format 120 film.

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4.2 out of 5

200 global ratings

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Customers like the image quality and entertainment value of the camera. For example, they say it takes good pictures and is fun to experiment with. They also like the performance, and aesthetics. That said, opinions are mixed on the quality, value, and ease of use.

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22 customers mention22 positive0 negative

Customers are satisfied with the image quality of the camera. They mention that it takes sweet photos, has decent quality, and produces gorgeous contrasts and depth. Some say that the camera is simple and takes good pictures. Overall, most are happy with the product's image quality and recommend it to others.

"...I didn't want to open it, the presentation was just so beautiful...." Read more

"...In summation, this camera is super easy to use and a great way to enter the world of photography...." Read more

"...the 70's (cheap plastic; "does it really work" look), but the pics are decent quality, which may improve as she learns the ins and outs of the..." Read more

"...Totally gorgeous contrasts and depth!..." Read more

15 customers mention15 positive0 negative

Customers find the camera fun, addicting, and a great way to experiment with photography. They also say it's a fun little kit with tons of accessories.

"...It is addicting you literally can't put the camera down once you get it, trying to develop your technique and endlessly experimenting...." Read more

"...with little pressure, but she feels all around it's a fun camera for taking fun pics, which is why she wanted it for Christmas." Read more

"...of film available to shoot (120,35 & instant film) and it is a ton of fun. Now I scan the film and work in PS to finish the work...." Read more

"...I'm a big fan of Lomography and have found it to be a fun way to experiment with photography, however, I would've opted for the Diana Mini given my..." Read more

8 customers mention8 positive0 negative

Customers are satisfied with the performance of the camera. They mention that it gets the job done and produces wonderful results. Some appreciate the lens set and 35mm back. They also mention that the DianaF+ is particularly effective when using the flash.

"...the Diana and all her accessories as its easy to use, but can render some amazing results...." Read more

"...new to the Diana set, even if this set is a toy camera the result was spectacular. I know it's a digital era but don't let technologies ruin the fun!..." Read more

"I have no complaints with the camera whatsoever, it works great and does what you've been "promised;" my only regret is that I didn't know how much..." Read more

"I like the DianaF+ a great deal and am pleased with the results I get from taking photos with it. In fact, I prefer the DianaF+ over my Holga...." Read more

6 customers mention6 positive0 negative

Customers are impressed with the aesthetics of the camera. They say it has an array of aesthetic possibilities, sleek nylon bags for the 4 lenses, and an interesting and artistic vignette. They also say it's unique and retro, and that it comes with beautifully printed books that give a feel for the lomo lifestyle.

"...It is just so retro and light. The campy little attachable flash is darling!..." Read more

"...The kit includes sleek and convenient nylon bags for the 4 lenses, and a larger bag that can fit any choice of other accessories...." Read more

"...Totally unique, no other camera can take pics quite like her.Advice; use quality film! If you use cheap film don't expect brilliance...." Read more

"...It also comes with a few beautifully printed books that really give a feel for the lomo lifestyle...." Read more

6 customers mention6 positive0 negative

Customers like the weight of the camera. They say it's retro and lightweight. Some say it could easily break.

"...It is just so retro and light. The campy little attachable flash is darling!..." Read more

"...The bad; made out of plastic. Light as a feather, but could easily break, so be gentle!..." Read more

"very light, like it says it's a toy - cheap made" Read more

"...Note to future purchasers, this camera LOVES LIGHT - seems to take best photos in bright daylight - or close-ups with the flash - attached are two..." Read more

27 customers mention10 positive17 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the quality of the camera. Some say it has great quality despite the plastic construction, and the materials are solid. Others however, say that it has a very low build quality, the spools are very thin and look like they would break if looked at hard. They also mention that the camera is cheaply made in China and the 35mm back is broken.

"...It definitely has the novelty look and feel of the 70's (cheap plastic; "does it really work" look)..." Read more

"...The camera has been sturdy for me, I've had no problems and it seems as long as i treat it fairly well it should last a long time for a plastic..." Read more

"...Three of 5 lenses are scratched and the fish eye viewfinder is damaged. AGAIN, no mention of any damage to the camera items in the listing...." Read more

"...very fun and priced well, and the package included a surprisingly high quality hardcover book filled with stories, pictures, and interviews related..." Read more

19 customers mention11 positive8 negative

Customers are mixed about the value of the camera. Some mention it's a nice low cost choice, while others say it'll never be worth a penny.

"...to get the instant back which is not included in the kit bet well worth the money for anyone who gets into the Dianna...." Read more

"...charge for the flash attachment is ridiculously overpriced and its a very cheap, weak flash. Looks real cool but its a rip...." Read more

"...me interested and so I bought the Diana+ complete kit and it is well worth it. If you were to buy all separately you would spend well over $300...." Read more

"...However at the discounted used price, it is well worth it. Give it a shot." Read more

13 customers mention9 positive4 negative

Customers are mixed about the ease of use of the camera. Some mention it's super easy to use and understand, with decent instructions. They say it uses 35mm film which is easier to obtain, to use, and load the film. However, others say that it takes some getting used to and that the instructions for inserting film was terrible.

"...pros can get a kick out of the Diana and all her accessories as its easy to use, but can render some amazing results...." Read more

"...that the regular Diana does, except that it uses 35mm film; easier to obtain, to use (load/unload) and less costly to develop!!!!!" Read more

"...Its very easy to start the film on the take-up spool slightly off and then, after you close the camera, and begin to wind the camera to the first..." Read more

"...the Diana to that because it is easier to open and close, easier to load the film, and you can exchange the lenses/do pinhole...." Read more

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Tenna Merchent

Sooo cool

Reviewed in the United States on December 22, 2013

Style: Deluxe Kit with Flash, Lenses and AccessoriesVerified Purchase

When this box arrived I was like a kid on Christmas. I didn't want to open it, the presentation was just so beautiful. So being a photographer I of course took pictures of it before I opened it.

For starters it is a plastic film camera, recreated from a 1960's model. It is just so retro and light. The campy little attachable flash is darling! It is originally set up to shoot 120 film, which only allows you to take 12 or 16 shots. But it's different when you're shooting film. At least for me. I don't go blowing through it like I do digital. I put more thought into each image, it slows me down, which is good.

The kit also has an adapter you put inside the camera so you can shoot 35mm. It was sort of a hassle to figure out, but I did. The cool thing about the 35mm is you can shoot over the sprockets. I just love that, the lab however did not. The prints did not include the sprockets, so I'll have to scan the negatives.

It comes with a bunch of supposed user manuals, which I honestly did not find helpful. But I found the info I needed on-line.

It even has a little cable release, soooo cute!

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Rosibella42

An amazing way to get into film photography

Reviewed in the United States on September 30, 2011

Style: Deluxe Kit with Flash, Lenses and AccessoriesVerified Purchase

I recommend this kit to anyone interested in photography. Both amateurs and pros can get a kick out of the Diana and all her accessories as its easy to use, but can render some amazing results. As a true beginner when it comes to photography, i was a bit apprehensive about delving into the world of lomography and the Diana, but i went for it any way and i don't regret it one bit. It is addicting you literally can't put the camera down once you get it, trying to develop your technique and endlessly experimenting. I bought the kit about 2 months ago and i still love it and can't get enough it. So much so that i decided to get the instant back which is not included in the kit bet well worth the money for anyone who gets into the Dianna. In summation, this camera is super easy to use and a great way to enter the world of photography. So if your apprehensive, don't be just get you will not regret it.

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MMC07

Fun Camera

Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2011

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I purchased the Lomography Diana Deluxe Camera Kit as a Christmas gift for my (21 y/o) daughter (at her request). So far she's having a lot of fun with it. It definitely has the novelty look and feel of the 70's (cheap plastic; "does it really work" look), but the pics are decent quality, which may improve as she learns the ins and outs of the camera and interchanging backs and lenses. Also purchased the instant back pack for the camera, but she has not tried this yet. Finding instant film is next to impossible in any local or big box stores. When I asked if they had instant film, I got the "deer in the headlights" look from the clerk.

She was having a bit of difficulty interchanging the camera backs. Almost felt like the pieces would break with little pressure, but she feels all around it's a fun camera for taking fun pics, which is why she wanted it for Christmas.

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Cee

Damaged items, bad packaging

Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2012

Style: Deluxe Kit with Flash, Lenses and AccessoriesVerified Purchase

I bought the Lomo Diana F+ Deluxe camera kit for pretty cheap. The listing said the box was open but it did not indicate any damage to any of the gear...

I know lomo cameras aren't super expensive, but there were 5 lenses, a bulb flash, viewfinders and a camera - common sense would say you might want to take extra care in packaging. When the package arrived it was just wrapped with paper bag wrap and the plastic on the actual item packaging was torn through. They clearly didn't care enough package it properly AT ALL. Three of 5 lenses are scratched and the fish eye viewfinder is damaged. AGAIN, no mention of any damage to the camera items in the listing. Instead of using paper tape to restock the items into the box for shipment (plastic front "front holds" items and stays in place only with backing or tape) they used that sticky clear packaging tape that left residue on pretty much all of the equipment. I can't get it off of the viewfinder glass.

Would not recommend buying from this place.

Diana Deluxe Kit for Camera

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Nicole

READ IF YOU ARE PASSING ON THIS DEAL B/C OF NEGATIVE 35 MM BACK REVIEW

Reviewed in the United States on April 17, 2013

Style: Deluxe Kit with Flash, Lenses and AccessoriesVerified Purchase

I went out on a limb and ordered this deluxe kit from Lomography at a massive discount despite a few very negative reviews that expressed frustration with the 35 mm back being defective upon arrival. While this may concern people, it should be taken into account whether or not they actually tried to fix this problem or are just bitching and not giving customer service an opportunity to help them. I called Amazon, who was willing to expedite a new set overnight to make up for the problems with the one I had. After that point I managed to get ahold of the actual Lomography store/headquarters based in NYC and the girl was very candid in telling me that there was a manufacturing issue with a certain batch of the deluxe kits, but all it required was that a tiny plastic piece be swapped out in a procedure you can do yourself. She gave me the option of mailing a DIY fix it kit or offered that the company cover shipping costs for me to ship the actual back into them and they would fix it, and not once asked me to very that I had even purchased the camera from their direct website. They will honor the warranty regardless of where you purchase it, and it's a pretty safe bet Amazon is an authorized dealer. In my experience if you call and are pleasant, you will receive the most wonderful costumer service ever. This kit saves you about $40 in overall equipment cost in comparison to other amazon prices, double that and that's how much you save in comparison to the lomography website's price. The kit includes sleek and convenient nylon bags for the 4 lenses, and a larger bag that can fit any choice of other accessories. Also with how much you save, you can treat yourself to the leather flash case, which I highly recommend!

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Amazon Customer

Fun camera

Reviewed in Canada on July 21, 2019

Style: with Flash KitVerified Purchase

It's a fun camera. It's made of plastic so be mindful of that when winding. It's a great camera!

audur anna kristjansdottir

Thank you for great bisness

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 19, 2019

Style: Camera OnlyVerified Purchase

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Eleonora

Tutto perfetto

Reviewed in Italy on May 27, 2018

Style: Deluxe Kit with Flash, Lenses and AccessoriesVerified Purchase

Prodotto descritto perfettamente, spedizione immediata. La macchina fotografica è fantastica. Ci si può divertire in tanti modi. La consiglio per chi già conosce un po’ la fotografia.

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Álvaro Martínez Corachán

Reviewed in Spain on March 5, 2017

Style: Deluxe Kit with Flash, Lenses and AccessoriesVerified Purchase

El pack es completísimo, lo único a tener en cuenta es que no viene con los carretes necesarios para hacer las fotografías, por lo demás, perfecto.

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Sabina M.

Amore a prima vista

Reviewed in Italy on March 18, 2017

Style: with Flash KitVerified Purchase

Non conoscevo la parola Lomografia e quando ho indagato sulla filosofia di questo vocabolo mi sono imbattuta in questa toy camera: la curiosità è stata talmente tanta cho ho deciso di regalarmela per natale.
I timori iniziali erano tanti: in parecchi blog o comunque recensione sparse su internet leggevo di risultati quasi disastrosi alla prima esperienza. Dal canto mio invece posso dire che l'esperienza è stata molto interessante: errori ne ho fatti ma tutto sommato la soddisfazione c'è stata!
Riporto qualche esperienza:
- ho utilizzato una pellicola da 120 iso 400. Foto fatta di notte e verso Natale scorso, e nello specifico all'ombra riflessa al muro di casa dei rami di un alberto (la luce proveniva da un lampione stradale): tempo di posa 8 secondi: la foto uscita è risultata molto (troppo chiara); ora so che dovrei mantenermi sui 3-4 secondi di esposizione.
- foto fatta dall'alto (nello specifico da sopra una sedia) a mio nipote seduto sul divano: ho centrato l'immagine di nipote nel mirino. Foto ottenuta: La testa è parzialmente tagliata = l'immagine vista nel mirino non corrisponde a quanto si sta fotografando per cui da ricordarsi di considerare circa 40 cm in più (in alto) rispetto all'immagine che si vuole fotografare.

L'obiettivo è di plastica per cui non si ha la definizione delle digitali di oggi. Le foto stampate mi riportano al passato: uno stile fotografico che rievoca la mia infanzia. Foto quadrate (10x10). Immagini impresse in foto che non "perfette" (come succede per le digitali che oramai gestiscono il tutto ), anzi: foto che definirei "umane", con i loro pregi e i loro difetti.

Mi piace questa Lomografia e proprio per questo la macchina fotografica è sempre nella mia borsa e mi accompagna in ogni ovunque.
Non cercavo la perfezione "digitale", anzi! , cercavo di catturare ciò che i miei occhi vedono: e con Diana tutto ciò mi è possibile.

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Brand	Lomography
Film Format Type	120
Item Weight	220 Grams
Item dimensions L x W x H	7 x 3.25 x 5 inches
Included Components	Diana F+ Camera - Diana F+ Flash - "More
Model Name	Diana F+
Film Color	Colored
Compatible Devices	camera
Exposure Control Type	Manual

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