#01 Test - Kodak Ektacolor 160 with Diana Flash.
Above are pictures taken using diana F+ with Diana flash without color gel.
Environment : Bright indoor
Shutter : N
Film : Kodak Ektacolor 160
Distance : 1m
F11 - The words on the paper is blury but overall is lighted. Not recommended if a lot of white or bright color subject.
F16 & 22 - Not much different accept for the words on the paper. Darker images compare to F11. Not recommended if a lot of black or dark color subject. Suitable if the focus are details on a white or bright background.
Lens : 75mm (original lens)
Aperture : F11 (Cloudy)
Shutter : N
Film : Kodak Ektacolor 160 (120, medium format films)
This was taken in Singapore Botanical Garden. It was bright sunlight and shoot under a sheltered walkway.
#01 About - Introduction of Diana
Link : http://microsites.lomography.com/diana/
How i got an Diana F+
Diana F+ is my second lomo (toy camera), before that i had an oktomat (a multi-lens camera burst 8 different shutter in +/- 2 seconds). It was a fun and cheap camera. Ever since i feel in love with toy camera or lomography.
Dropped my Oktomat and spoilt it. Since it is so cheap, i think it was not worth it to send it to repair. So i was hunting for another toy camera, a holga. When i was doing my own research online, i came across this camera, a retro-chic. Without second thought, i went to buy it the second day.
I got mine from Objectifs, at Liang Seah St. Without furthur delay, i load it up and went shooting.
What i like about Diana F+
1. The retro looks and the color.
2. The HUGE flash.
3. The soft-focus plastic lens.
4. Plastic body (super lightweight).
5. Dead-simple shutter.
#01 Guide - Exposure Chart
Link : http://www.indianhillimageworks.com/catalog/free/diana-f-exposure-chart
Good exposure chart for Diana F+ camera.
