The Diana Mini looks like her bigger sister the Diana, just smaller…well that’s obvious. Besides it’s awesome “I’ll take it with me like all the time” proportions with only 6cm high and 7cm wide the new Diana Mini offers a a forgotten 1960’s technique – the half frame photography. You can switch between half frame and 35 mm square format. That handy option makes the Diana Mini to an almost endless picture taking friend. You can shoot 72 pictures with a regular 36 exposures 35 mm roll film. Besides the multiple frame formats the tiny 35mm camera is packed with features like multi and long time exposures, overlapping images, and cable release compatibility. Available at the lomography shop.
Technical details:
-film type: 35 roll film
-lens: 24mm (30mm equivalent on 24×36, 35mm equivalent on
-24×17)
-diagonal view angles: 70°, 62°
-focusing: 0.6m ~ inf.
-frame format: 24mm x 24mm & 24mm x 17mm (select on body)
-shutter speed: 1/60, Bulb (N, B)
-aperture: f8, f11 (cloudy, sunny)
-flash attachment: via Diana Flash Plug
-view finder: Built in
-film counter type: frame accumulate type-
-multi-exposure: yes
-film stopping: yes
-cable release: yes
-tripod mount: yes
-dimension: 70mm x 101mm x 60mm
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