The Diana Mini is a plastic 35mm film camera derived from Lomography’s iconic 120 film camera, the Diana F+.
Earlier this week, Lomography has released a new look for the Diana Mini and has named it the Diana Mini Picnic. It is a pastel mint green color that serves as an homage to the 60s. The Picnic boasts the same features as the regular Diana Mini especially the signature multiple exposure and half-frame mode. It is also a great camera for analog beginners to start with because of the vivid photos and Instagram-filter like effects.
Features
- Uses all kinds of 35mm film (Color Negative, Black & White, Slide, Redscale, etc.)
- Shoots up to 72 shots per film on half-frame mode
- Shoots up to 36 shots per film on square mode
- Standard film development
- Multiple Exposure and Endless Panorama functions
- Bulb mode for long exposures
- Cable release attachment
- Sunny and Cloudy exposure settings
- Tripod mount
Sample Photos
Images were provided by the Lomography team
Multiple Exposure (MX) 
Long exposure Half-frame
The Diana Mini Picnic is available in the Lomography shop for $99.
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