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| + | The '''Diana Mini''' is a plastic camera from [[Lomography]] styled to resemble the [[Diana]], but shrunken in size. As a camera designed for 35mm film, it provides an automatic frame counter (rather than the [[red window]] of the original); and it discreetly hides a rewind crank on the bottom of the camera. The Mini has a selector to switch from 24×24mm square format to 17×24mm ([[half-frame]]) images. | ||
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| + | The Mini has sockets on the top of the camera which can accept the same flash used with the [[Diana Plus|Diana F+]] or via an adaptor any hotshoe flash (this is provided with the flash pack versions). The camera has been designed so that there is no lock to prevent multiple exposures. | ||
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| + | Lomography specifications indicate the camera has a 1/60sec shutter setting on N. Others have suggested it is nearer 1/100sec. | ||
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| − | + | == Specifications == | |
| + | *Lens: 24mm plastic | ||
| + | *Focus: 4 [[zone focus]] | ||
| + | *Field of view: 70 degrees on full frame, 62 degrees on half frame | ||
| + | *Aperture: f/11 (sunny) f/8 (cloudy) | ||
| + | *Shutter speed: 1/60sec (N), Bulb (B) | ||
| + | *Tripod mount point | ||
| + | *Cable Release threaded | ||
==Links== | ==Links== | ||
| − | *[ | + | *[https://microsites.lomography.com/diana-mini/getting-started/ Diana Mini instructions] at the [http://microsites.lomography.com/dianamini/ Lomography Diana Mini microsite] |
| − | + | *[http://www.flickr.com/groups/1232275@N22/discuss/72157622876505421/ Discussion on Flickr] Diana Mini Group regarding film types and shutter speed for Diana Mini | |
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[[Category:Toy cameras]] | [[Category:Toy cameras]] | ||
[[Category:half-frame viewfinder]] | [[Category:half-frame viewfinder]] | ||
| + | [[Category: Film cameras still in production]] | ||
| + | [[Category:24x24]] | ||
| + | [[Category: D]] | ||
| + | [[Category:35mm viewfinder]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Unidentified year]] | ||
Latest revision as of 06:03, 28 January 2023
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| Diana Mini (above) size compared to original Diana clone image by Patrick Ng (Image rights) |
The Diana Mini is a plastic camera from Lomography styled to resemble the Diana, but shrunken in size. As a camera designed for 35mm film, it provides an automatic frame counter (rather than the red window of the original); and it discreetly hides a rewind crank on the bottom of the camera. The Mini has a selector to switch from 24×24mm square format to 17×24mm (half-frame) images.
The Mini has sockets on the top of the camera which can accept the same flash used with the Diana F+ or via an adaptor any hotshoe flash (this is provided with the flash pack versions). The camera has been designed so that there is no lock to prevent multiple exposures.
Lomography specifications indicate the camera has a 1/60sec shutter setting on N. Others have suggested it is nearer 1/100sec.
Specifications
- Lens: 24mm plastic
- Focus: 4 zone focus
- Field of view: 70 degrees on full frame, 62 degrees on half frame
- Aperture: f/11 (sunny) f/8 (cloudy)
- Shutter speed: 1/60sec (N), Bulb (B)
- Tripod mount point
- Cable Release threaded
Links
- Diana Mini instructions at the Lomography Diana Mini microsite
- Discussion on Flickr Diana Mini Group regarding film types and shutter speed for Diana Mini
