The Diana F+ Nami is a camera from Lomography. This Limited Edition was introduced in October 2020. The housing of the plastic camera is in white and blue. The front and back are decorated with Seigaiha waves. They are a classic motif from Japanese art and stand for strength, resistance and calm.
The range of functions is identical to other editions. The lenses of the Diana F+ Nami can be changed. Focusing must be done manually. Exposure must be measured externally. The medium format camera does not have an exposure meter. For long time exposures there is a bulb mode.
A flash is included in the package. With an additional adapter it is also possible to shoot with a hot shoe flash. A thread for a tripod is on the bottom side. The camera is mechanical and can take pictures without batteries.
Films for the Diana F+ Nami
The Diana F+ Nami uses 120 film. These types of medium-format films are still produced today. A color film for medium format camera is the Kodak Portra 160*. A possible film for black-and-white images is the Ilford Delta 100*. You have to think square with the toy camera. It takes pictures in 6x6 format. In this format, approximately twelve photos fit on a roll of film.
