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Diana Mini Gallery

January 10, 2009

Curious as to what this little wonder can do? Check out the Diana Mini's Gallery of cool shots!

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You might think she has big shoes to fill, but the Lomography Diana F+ Camera’s little sister, the Diana Mini is quite the performer! Don’t get her wrong though! She’s far from the shadow of sister dear and has her own unique characteristics, such as having a square format for 135mm, and a fun half-frame shooting mode. Feel free to ogle the images we have here from our Photos section. For any of your Diana F+ needs, go to our Online Shop!

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