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London to Manchester on the Diana Mini!

April 19, 2012 1 comment

Adam Scott made a special visit to the Manchester Gallery Store, but rather than use the journey to catch up on sleep like most of us, he did something far more cool. He shot the whole trip on the Diana Mini and made a little movie out of it.

As you can see it’s not grim up North at all despite the rain and clouds. David, the lovely Manchester Store Manager seemed so delighted to see Adam that he did a little happy dance all around the store and grinned so fiercely, I think he may have scared some people off!

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The Diana Mini is the ultra-compact, petite version of the Diana F+. This camera takes soft-focused, lo-fi images in 35mm and allows you to change between half-format and square shots with a flick of a switch. Get your own Diana Mini now!

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  1. kneehigh85

    kneehigh85

    If anything the happy dance makes me more likely to go to the store!

    about 1 year ago · report as spam

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