Big Fun with the Diana Mini! on Lomography

Big Fun with the Diana Mini!
written by mephisto19 on September 2nd, 2009 , 14 comments (9 votes)

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tips, quickie tipster, mephisto19, 35mm, square, lca lenses, fisheye lens, macro lens, tunnelvision lens, additional lens, lens, add, tunnelvision, fisheye, macro, mini, diana, and diana mini

It’s so simple and effective! Have yourself these different adapters for the Lomo LC-A+ – Tunnel Vision and the Fisheye adaptor. Just stick the metal rings from these adapters in front of the lens of your tiny but cute Diana Mini. Then just mount the lens you want to use and shoot like crazy! Definitely a must try!

Fisheye

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Macro

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Tunnelvision

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I only tried this only with the square format setting of the camera though, but hey it’s your turn to experiment! ;)

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14 comments

by cinzinc
2 months ago
this is a great tip for diana mini. as well as using lomo accessories for almost any camera =) great job mephisto19
by myloveletter
2 months ago
you're a lomo-genius.
by ivoryocean
2 months ago
Great tip! Will definitely try this :D
by stouf
2 months ago
So super-cool ! mephisto19 the great lomo-pioneer ! The Diana mini just came out and he rules it already !!!
by ilovemydiana
2 months ago
pumpkin
by breakphreak
2 months ago
macros. thanks.
by vicuna
2 months ago
Great tipster!!
by ndroo
2 months ago
Cool! Impressive!
by dogma
2 months ago
Nice love the full fisheye circle!
by charwang
2 months ago
i love the macro ones!
by mephisto19
2 months ago
thanks for all your comments! :)
by threemoons
2 months ago
Wait..would this work with standard Holga lenses also? Not sure of the exact sizing, etc.
by yiyo
2 months ago
Excellent!, have tried with the half frame format?

Thanks for the tip :)
by charwang
about 1 month ago
good thinking!

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