Diana F+ Camera & Flash

Diana F+ Camera & Flash

Relive the swingin’ sixties and shoot dreamy, color-drenched square images on 120 film with the Diana F+, fitted with its own flash.

Get the dreamy Diana aesthetic on 120 film
Light up your shots with the retro-looking Diana+ Flash
Splash your shots with color using the colored gel filters
Experiment with pinhole photos
Shoot multiple and long exposures with ease

Film Format: 120

Focal Length: 75 mm

Available Apertures: f8, f11, f16, pinhole

Shutter Speed: 1/60, Bulb (B)

Flash: Diana F+ Flash Plug, Diana F+ Hotshoe Flash Adapter

Available ISO Settings: No ISO Adjustment

Multiple Exposure: Yes

Tripod Mount: Yes

Cable Release: No

Battery: 1 × AA

SKU: hp700

In stock

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Highlights

Get the iconic Diana aesthetic with this creative and retro-looking analogue companion.

Choose between two shutter speeds, "N" for normal (daytime/flash) or "B" for long exposures (indoor/nighttime).

Craft dreamy and radiant lo-fi images, with soft-focus and beautiful vignetting.

Fitted with a fantastic flash to light up your shots and complete the iconic 60s Diana design.

Format Frenzy: Shoot 12 full-frame or 16 smaller squares on 120 film

Including funky colored gel filters for exciting creative possibilities.

Compatible with all Diana F+ accessories for fun and creative analogue experimentation.

Unscrew the lens to experiment with pinhole photos for a completely new shooting experience.

Experiment with multiple exposures using the uncoupled advance and shutter.

Shoot steady long-exposures using the built-in Shutter Lock and Tripod Thread.

The Diana F+ is about producing interesting images with character. With the use of long exposure and multiple exposure features, you can produce some interesting-looking images.

— Fstoppers

The Diana F+ is a film camera that’s perfect for absolute beginner photographers or casual users who want to dabble with the camera throughout the year, perhaps saving it for special events like birthdays […] considering its price, ease-of-use, gorgeous retro design and ability to add flash, it’s a real corker.

— TechRadar

Available in four exciting editions. Choose the Diana F+ camera that speaks to your creative soul!

Story

Lomo’s leading lady, the Diana F+ Camera and Flash is a real beauty inside and out. With vintage-cool looks, this medium format camera packs in a whole load of creative capabilities that never fail to inspire. Producing radiant and dreamy lo-fi images, you can shoot either 12 full-frame squares or 16 smaller shots on one roll of 120 film. What’s more, you can unscrew the lens to experiment with winde-angle pinhole shots or pair your Diana F+ with additional Diana lenses and accessories for wonderful results. For even more fun, the camera package includes the Diana+ Flash and a set of colored gel filters to light up your shots and drench them in color!

A Cult Classic

It was the early 1960s. Mini skirts were swinging into fashion, and Beatlemania was taking the world by storm. In a small manufactory in Kowloon Bay, Hong Kong, engineers were knocking together a little camera that would change the face of photography forever.

The Diana camera was the very definition of lo-fi. It had a plastic lens that produced brilliantly blurry edges and super-soft vignetting, and flimsy housing that led to light leaks and watermarks. Each shot was unpredictable, drenched in gorgeous analogue imperfections. Its unique beauty catapulted it to stardom, with professional photographer Mark Sink using it to snap Jean-Michel Basquiat, Grace Jones and even the inimitable Andy Warhol.

You know what they say, though – nothing lasts forever – and in the late 1970s the production of the Diana slowed and eventually ceased. Nonetheless, the unlikely charm of this 1960s lo-fi beauty lived on. When we got our hands on one back in the early 2000s, we couldn’t believe our luck. Blown away by the mesmerizing images it produced, we got to work on a brand new version. In 2007, we added the Diana F+ to our ever-expanding collection of creative cameras.

We kept the strong, saturated colors and soft, moody vignetting that had us head over heels for the original, and added a touch of Lomographic love – Bulb Mode for long exposures, Multiple Exposure Mode for lush, layered effects, pinhole functionality for lens-free experiments. Now, this unmatchable aesthetic can be archived across 35 mm, 120, 110 and instant photography.