Stretch Everything Out With the Diana Instant Back+ and the Diana+ 38mm Superwide Lens on Lomography

Stretch Everything Out With the Diana Instant Back+ and the Diana+ 38mm Superwide Lens
written by kazarareta on June 9th, 2009 , 5 comments (3 votes)

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Diana Instant Back+, Diana+, Diana F+, Wide-Angle Lens, wide, landscape, and Instax

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The Diana+ 38mm Superwide lens, is one hell of a wide photo stretcher. Boasting a 25mm focal length equivalent to 35mm cameras, subjects up-close are stretched, landscapes bask in their full glory. By pairing it with our latest, greatest accessory – the Diana Instant Back+ you get top-notch, ultra-wide instant film photos you could brag about to your favourite travel-savvy friends. Take snapshots of great buildings beyond what your normal eyesight could offer!

Grab the Diana Instant Back+ and the Diana+ Superwide Lens at our shop now and take on a whole new world of analogue possibilities!

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5 comments

by lomodirk
5 months ago
Nice instants ;)
by xbalboax
5 months ago
great shots! 38mm is my fav lens as well
by aprilcherrie
5 months ago
I'm wondering... can we actually take multi exposure on this diana instant back? how can we work that out?
by panelomo
4 months ago
coool idea!
by abbierhoad
4 months ago
Just don't eject the film after the first shot. It does not always work to well. I haven't gottne much of anything to work well. But we just keep trying!!!

I love the instant back!! Gives me something to look at while I wait for film to be developed.

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