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This camera uses these films:
Love everything about this camera except the fact it barely works half the time! Got some of my favourite shots out of it but also ruined a lot of films at the same time!
I wanted to try 120mm format without going all out on a camera. Although this camera is not the best I think its great for beginners.
The camera has a very mechanical feel to it, its very lightweight (Great if you want to get younger people into film photography) plus its very inexpensive compared to other 120mm cameras.
I used the camera with the Ilford HP5 as this film is a safe choice for a first shoot. The images were better than I expected, a few photographs came out quite blurry and dark but this could have been due to the low lighting I was shooting in. Some of the landscape photos actually look quite nice and perfectly show the films style.
This camera is great for beginners/inexperienced photographers but I would not recommend if you're planning to do full shoots with great images.
The Diana is a 50+ year old design classic & despite its appearance, quite versatile when a few accessories & boutique films are utilised... personally, it took a lot of trial & error to start to get the hang of it & therefore expensive, but the novelty hasn't worn off for me just yet.
This is how photography used to be. So many ways to go wrong, but so much fun!!
Wanted to try the lomography style camera. This is very lightweight and easy to use. Colour filters to alter output and easy to change, includes flash and that works a great too.
My son was delighted with his camera that he wanted for Xmas and is looking forward to some creative photography.