After the Diana F+ Cai Guo-Qiang, Lomography has already introduced a new special edition of the plastic camera. This time, it's off to the Sahara with the medium format camera.
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Diana
The Diana is a plastic camera originally produced in the 1950s and 1960s by the Great Wall Plastic Factory, considered one of the founders of the toy camera movement. Its characteristic charm comes from typical image flaws such as blur, vignetting, light leaks, and distortion. The camera uses medium format and features manual zone focus with a minimum focus distance of 120 cm. Since it has no light meter, exposure must be set manually; newer models such as the Diana F+ also offer a flash connection.
