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Diana + 35mm Back

June 19, 2011 1 comment

I love those sprocket holes!!!

I bought the Diana+ 35mm Back because I just love those sprocket holes! I’m really into medium format film and square photos, but this tool gives you so many more possibilities for you and your Diana F+. The convenience of using any type of 35mm film! Not bad…isn’t it?!

It comes with four different frames:
- square with exposed sprocket holes (36 exp.)
- panoramic with exposed sprocket holes (27 exp.)
- standard panoramic (27 exp.)
- standard landscape (36 exp.)

Of course you can do multiple exposures and endless panoramas. Two integrated exposure counters tell you the frame you’re on. The 35mm back can easily be installed and removed again. NICE tool!

written by kleeblatt

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  1. scottpyates

    scottpyates

    I whole-heartedly agree with you kleeblatt. I love my Diana+ with 35mm back. When I shoot film, I shoot with it almost exclusively - ya know, I have a few other lomo gadgets in my camera bag! Check out my photos from my trip "Across America" to see me and Diana+ on the road!
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