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The Jack's Cap for the Diana+

April 05, 2010 23 comments

The Jack's Cap, a Union Jack Lens Cap for the Diana+ to celebrate the *Diana World Tour London

Yes it’s a lens cap!

The Union Jack is the most Iconic flag on the planet. It says cool, rock n’ roll, punk, fashion, culture and now it also says analogue!

The Diana+ is also the most iconic plastic camera of all time so it was pretty obvious the two should meet.

Introducing Jack’s Cap, a Union Jack Lens Cap for the Diana+ to celebrate the Diana World Tour London! Only available at the Lomography Gallery Store London

The Diana World Tour London will be on show for the whole month of April as well as a packed schedule of workshops! Pop in Mon-Sat 10am to 7pm or Sunday 11am to 5pm, 3 Newburgh Street, London W1F 7RE

The Jack’s Cap in action at The Diana World Tour London

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written by adamscott

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23 comments

  1. stouf

    stouf

    Hooooo... :-)

    about 3 years ago · report as spam
  2. kazarareta

    kazarareta

    smashing!

    about 3 years ago · report as spam
  3. paper_doll

    paper_doll

    love it! too bad it's only for the diana.

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  4. golfpunkgirl

    golfpunkgirl

    @paper_doll - it fits the holga too! :)

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  5. ndroo

    ndroo

    Neatness! Can anyone help me buy one?

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  6. cinzinc

    cinzinc

    i was right!

    about 3 years ago · report as spam
  7. takezzo

    takezzo

    is it just a cap? doesn't it do anything else other than covering lens???

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  8. brettac

    brettac

    well @takeezzo , it can also be used as an eye patch/monocle, tiny broken frisbee, bottle top cover, tiny bowl, tattoo design, circle template, short camera stand (not really a tripod), and of course a quite interesting discussion topic on the Lomo magazine blog. Psshhh, just a cap. 8)

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  9. theflanintheface

    theflanintheface

    ohh, lovely!
    about 3 years ago · report as spam
  10. theflanintheface

    theflanintheface

    I love it!!
    about 3 years ago · report as spam
  11. lomographysoholondon

    lomographysoholondon

    Just a cap? Do you know how may people come into the store everyday stressed that they have lost their lens cap? Many :-)

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  12. disdis

    disdis

    @brettac I like your suggestions! Nice cap anyway!

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  13. dogma

    dogma

    Cool!

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  14. mrs-paul

    mrs-paul

    I want one...

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  15. eva_eva

    eva_eva

    cuttteee!

    about 3 years ago · report as spam
  16. northwardnimbus

    northwardnimbus

    i lost mine. i want this! how?

    about 3 years ago · report as spam
  17. northwardnimbus

    northwardnimbus

    liana!!!! gpg! buy me. i pay back. heeh.

    about 3 years ago · report as spam
  18. ndroo

    ndroo

    We need some kind soul to get these for us. :(

    about 3 years ago · report as spam
  19. takezzo

    takezzo

    ＠brettac, hahaha these are great idea. maybe we should have a competition for the best idea :P

    about 3 years ago · report as spam
  20. ziggy-s

    ziggy-s

    Someone needs to find a solution for the loss of lens caps...we are all creative people,any ideas?

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  21. Not Fair! I was ready to buy this when I got the email Lol How is a Oh Adventurer supposed to get this? I guess I'm hitting up Ebay lol
    about 3 years ago · report as spam

  22. @ziggy-s You can buy online a wonderful little lens kit (not from here Lol You gotta dig for it) that is more or less a small string with two small sticky cap at each end, one goes on your camera body, the other on the lens cap. I have one on my Late Grandfathers Nikon EM and it work wonderfully. For the Diana F+ you can simply use a hole punch on the side of the cap, the tie a small cord around the hole and then around the back of the body. Not the prettiest fix, but it works quite well.
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  23. artebari

    artebari

    got one ^_^
    over 1 year ago · report as spam

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