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Diana F+ Tokyo Rising

  • Manufacturer Lomography
  • Type Viewfinder camera
  • Type of Film 120 / Medium Format, 35mm (via accessory), Fuji Instax Mini (via accessory)
  • Focal Length 75 mm
  • Max Aperture f/11
  • Focus Manual

The Diana F+ Tokyo Rising is a special edition of the Diana F+. It was presented to the public by Lomography in November 2008. The occasion for this variant of the plastic camera was the stop of the Diana World Tour in Tokyo.

A symbol of a horse, the Japanese symbol for long journeys and standing for power, luck and security, adorns the camera. The colors light blue and black dominate the design of the camera.

The Diana F+ is replica of the original of the 60s. The original was built in Hong Kong and sold worldwide.

This camera can be used to take multiple and long exposures, endless panoramas and pinhole shots and even, with additional accessories, instant pictures. Also included with the Lo-Fi camera is a mask for 16, rather than 12, frames per film.

Technical Specifications

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Property Specification
Film format 120 / Medium Format, 35mm (via accessory), Fuji Instax Mini (via accessory)
Film Transport Mechanism Rotary knob
Lens type Fixed lens
Focal Length 75 mm
Maximum Aperture f/11
Minimum Focus Distance 100 cm / 3.28 ft
Flash Connector Connection for Diana F+ Flash, Hot Shoe (with adapter)
Flash Sync Speed 1/100 second
Type of focus Zone Focus
Focus Zones
Date Imprinting No
Tripod Mount Yes
Self-timer No
Strap Lugs Yes
Release Date 2008
Age Up to 18 years
Production start 2008
Manufacturer Lomography

Frequently Asked Questions

FAQ about the Diana F+ Tokyo Rising

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