There are times when I use cameras that have no slots for the tabs of film boxes, and thus, I often forget which film I'm shooting with (or if the camera is loaded, even). So, to remedy this problem, I thought of making my own film reminder! Learn how to make your own in this quick and easy tipster!
To celebrate the launch of our upcoming mystery product, we've set up an easy peasy quadrilateral rumble for everyone to enjoy. We’re looking for square photos which deserve some piggies; so get submitting.
If you often fumble with your Diana Mini's focus ring, then this Tipster is for you! When shooting in the dark, the protruding lens sometimes casts a shadow over the four focus settings, making it difficult to see where the arrow is pointing. See clearly with this neon nail polish trick!
With its pretty pink paint and sassy spotted skin, it would be a shame to cover up the Diana Mini Leopard. A style statement on its own, it gets lots of looks when I'm shooting! But where to keep the fashionable camera's functional accessories? Something already in your closet could be perfect for Diana Mini extras!
We proudly introduce you to the Achievement Awards to the community! We’ll be dishing out these awards when you reach certain milestones of Lomographic excellence – Read on to find out more!
Yes! This is the story of my first "successful" roll. Yes, those quotation marks means that I'm being sarcastic. So here's a Monday story for you to get the week rolling.
I took a chance on a roll of Kodak Ektachrome Elite II 100 film which expired in 1998. It wasn't well-stored so I had the lowest expectations of the $3 discontinued slide film. But after using it on my trip to Boracay, I ended up loving the photos and now want to buy the rest of the deadstock! Find out why here.
So here I am with the Diana Mini in front of me. And no, I haven't taken any pictures yet. So I went to a friend (and co-worker), Kira, and asked her what's the best way to operate this newly borrowed camera. Here's what she has to say.
This week's featured Analogue Lifestyle article is "One with Nature: The Awesome Beach of Noli" by sirio174 from Italy who shares some Diana F+ and LC-A+ shots of his choice serene seascape. Don't let summer showers get you down; the sun will greet you eventually! :-)
they looked at each other in wonderment. neither desired to pull away and fully comprehend what they had saw. their wave lengths tangling together into a string of seaweed to float out into the abyss
