The Diana F+ Explorer Nocturnes is a special edition medium format camera from Lomography. It was presented to the public on 20.11.2014.
The Diana F+ Explorer Nocturnes is limited to a quantity of 1000 and comes with the Diana F+ Flash. The package also includes a manual for the camera.
The plastic camera body is decorated with illustrations of a fox and a winter landscape at night.
In terms of functionality, the medium format camera is identical to the normal Diana F+. For example, multiple exposures can easily be made with the camera and long exposures are also possible with the Lomography camera.
Films for the Diana F+ Explorer Nocturnes
The Diana F+ Explorer Nocturnes was built for medium format. Contrary to popular belief, there are still companies that make films for this type of camera. The Kodak Portra 160* is a possible color film for the Lomography medium format camera. Black and white images are possible with the Ilford Delta 400*. Of course, there are other films that can be used with the camera. For example, there is also suitable film material from Foma or Rollei.
The medium format camera exposes the negatives in 6x6 format. At 6x6, one roll of film has enough space for twelve exposures.
If you want, you can also expose 35mm film or instant film with the camera. For this, there are special backs from Lomography that you can purchase additionally.
Value of the camera
The production of the medium format camera was discontinued. You can only find them used today. The prices for the Diana F+ Explorer Nocturnes differ depending on their condition. Of course, if it is still in its original packaging, the prices are the highest. Another factor for possibly high prices is the limited quantity of the camera.
