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Diana F+ Camera

The Lomography F+ is a film camera from Lomography — known for its Medium Format 120 Film and All-Plastic Toy Camera. Check GearFocus for current availability, with buyer protection on every purchase.

Diana F+ Camera

Diana F+ Camera

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Camera Overview — Lomography F+

The Lomography Diana F+ is a medium-format toy camera that shoots on 120 film, placing it in a distinct category of intentionally lo-fi, plastic-bodied cameras aimed at experimental and creative photographers. Built from plastic and weighing in at exactly 0.5 kg, the Diana F+ has a compact footprint of 118 x 75 x 90 mm — light enough to carry anywhere without a second thought. It uses a fixed lens and fixed focus system, meaning there are no complex optical adjustments to make before shooting.

The shutter is fully mechanical, requiring no battery to fire. The camera accepts 120 format film, putting it in medium-format territory despite its unpretentious toy-camera classification. For flash users, the Diana F+ features a cold shoe mount — it accepts compatible flash units physically, though there are no electrical contacts to enable automatic flash communication.

Weather sealing is absent, which is expected for a camera of this type and construction. Manufactured during the 2000s, it sits firmly within Lomography's accessible, creativity-first lineup, appealing to film photographers who prioritize process and experimentation over technical precision.

Key Features — Lomography F+

Medium Format 120 Film: Shoots 120 format film, producing larger negatives than 35mm for more detail and a distinct film aesthetic.

All-Plastic Toy Camera: Lightweight plastic construction contributes to the characteristic soft, vignette-heavy image quality the Diana is known for.

Fixed Focus Lens: No focus adjustments needed — point and shoot operation makes this camera accessible and fast to use.

Battery-Free Mechanical Shutter: Fully mechanical shutter fires without any battery, so the camera is always ready to shoot.

Multiple Exposure Capable: Supports multiple exposures on a single frame, enabling creative double-exposure effects in-camera.

Cold Shoe Mount: Accepts compatible external flash units physically, though no electrical contacts are present for automatic flash sync.

Camera Specifications — Lomography F+

Lomography F+ full specifications
SpecDetail
Use CasesCreative Effects, Street, Portrait
TypeFilm
Weather SealingNone
Dimensions118 x 75 x 90 mm
Weight0.5kg
Hot ShoeCold Shoe (No Contacts)
Flash SystemNone

Description — Lomography F+

The Lomography Diana F+ is a medium format toy camera built around 120 film compatibility, giving photographers access to medium-format negatives in a deceptively simple package. The body is constructed from plastic, measures 118 x 75 x 90 mm, and tips the scales at exactly 0.5 kg — making it one of the more portable medium-format options available. Operation is stripped back to essentials: a fixed focus system and a fixed lens mean there are no rings to adjust or focus points to set.

The mechanical shutter runs entirely without battery power. For photographers who want to add flash, the cold shoe mount accepts compatible units, though the absence of electrical contacts means flash sync is handled manually. With no weather sealing on the plastic body, the Diana F+ is best kept away from rain and dust.

Manufactured in the 2000s, it remains a straightforward, accessible entry point into medium-format film shooting.

Pros — Lomography F+

  • ✓Shoots medium format 120 film, delivering larger negatives than 35mm
  • ✓Fully mechanical shutter requires no battery to operate
  • ✓Compact and lightweight at 0.5 kg and 118 x 75 x 90 mm

Cons — Lomography F+

  • ✗No weather sealing — the plastic body offers no protection against moisture or dust
  • ✗Cold shoe has no electrical contacts, limiting flash integration to manual triggering only
  • ✗Fixed focus system offers no ability to adjust focus for creative or technical control

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Frequently Asked Questions — Lomography F+

What film does the Diana F+ use?+
The Diana F+ is compatible with 120 format film, which is a medium-format film type. No other film formats are listed in the specifications.
Does the Diana F+ need a battery?+
No. The Diana F+ uses a mechanical shutter, which operates without any battery power. This makes it reliable in situations where battery-dependent cameras might fail.
Can I use a flash with the Diana F+?+
Yes, but with limitations. The Diana F+ has a cold shoe mount that physically accepts compatible flash units. However, because the cold shoe has no electrical contacts, the flash cannot be triggered automatically through the camera — manual operation of the flash is required.
Can I change the lens on the Diana F+?+
No. The Diana F+ has a fixed lens only, and the specifications list no interchangeable lens mount. The lens is permanently integrated into the camera body.
Is the Diana F+ weather sealed?+
No. The specifications explicitly state that weather sealing is "None." The body is made of plastic, and users should avoid exposing it to moisture or harsh conditions.
What kind of camera is the Diana F+ classified as?+
The Diana F+ is classified as a toy camera within the film camera category. It was manufactured during the 2000s and is designed for creative, experimental film photography rather than technical precision.

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