Few weeks ago my son asked me to buy him a 120mm analog camera. I searched for the cheapest one and got my eyes landed on a post that sold holga and diana. It's only $70 for second stuff which is a perfect price for my 4 years old son's toy. So I decided to take the diana.
Though I'm an analog camera collector, I've never put any expectations on any of those old cameras. As long as it's still okay to use, I will just keep it. Once the diana arrived, I brought it for a photoshoot to test if it's still working and I'm kinda amused by the results. I still couldn't find where to arrange the focus and got a minimum informations on that day. but still, I'm very happy with the results.
so here's my first day of using this diana f+ and I will make another review about what I found on this sweet baby.
scanned and developed by artisan labs
using the green gel - portra 400
I rolled the film manually, but it's not there yet so it became a beautiful human error - portra 400
this bulb option though - portra 400
the double exposure is lit - portra 400
still, double exposure on ilford delta 3200
seriously people, $70 ?? it worth more! - ilford delta 3200
even for the harsh light. plastic lens still got me happy. - ilford delta 3200
the bulb is king! - ilford delta 3200
oh, and you can take countless exposures in one frame! I'm crazy over it! - ilford delta 3200
for a big fan of blurry and abstract pictures, I won't sell this thing. I will keep it for myself till forever. oh, I mean for me son. well.. - ilford delta 3200