Did you know your Diana F+ can do this?

Have a look at all the things your Diana F+ can do. A full strip down with examples and different inserts all shown in detail. Includes how to use the 35mm back and wide angle lens and viewfinder. Discover all you didn't know about this fun plastic camera. Why is the Diana so Popular and what does the +F stand for.
A cheap way to enter medium format film photography, yet at the same time experiment with lomography

[@doriskarloff964]

So glad I found you! My Diana F+ with 38mm lens arrived today (thanks eBay). I wondered what the little plastic deely was for, and now I know. Looking forward to using it.

[@thecurioussquirrelreviews]

Thank you! You’ve got a knack for explaining this Diana F+ and I’m so grateful! Well done :-)

[@TheProfessorofFilm]

Glad it was helpful!

[@gopalpanday4921]

Congratulations 👏

[@michaelbuckley8986]

Superb presentation.

[@TheProfessorofFilm]

Thank you

[@ForeverYoungAaron]

Another cool attachment for the F+ was the Instax Mini Back! I was lucky enough to find a bundle on eBay with it. Not sure if they didn’t sell a lot but I don’t see them much these days. Of course now there’s a dedicated Instax Square Diana but having all of the attachments for the F+ makes it a ton of fun to swap formats around mid day. Can’t wait to find the 35mm back to have a more complete setup

[@TheProfessorofFilm]

I think the Instax backs are prone to not working after long and so not many that are working. Yes the 35mm back is great fun, it's remembering all the time that what you look at through the viewfinder is not what the film sees. :) Great images after a little practice. But that's the fun of Lomography, :)

[@cinemafia]

I need to take mine out shooting again, love the images it produces with the ultrawide lens! Also a tip: I add gaffer’s tape all around the seams of the back to to prevent light leaks. I know for some that’s part of the experience, but I prefer to avoid them!

[@TheProfessorofFilm]

Yep tape is a great idea. But the few I have owned were leak free. Lucky! :)

[@thomasboone1356]

Is it just me or am I doing something wrong every holga says I have owned has not had like leaks I feel like I'm missing something

[@TheProfessorofFilm]

@@thomasboone1356 That made me smile. I had two Holgas, one was like a sieve full of holes, the other sealed tight! Perhaps that's the fun!

[@didie333]

Thank you for this video. Can you please tell me what will happen if I put a 35mm film without the 35mm back ?

[@leg245]

Thank you for your wonderful review! 💖

[@TheProfessorofFilm]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching :)

[@KTW001]

Yes, thank you as well. I was able to find Diana F+ Deluxe Kit from eBay but had a hard time finding a video from anyone who also had it. Thank you again and I hope to see more photos you have taken with it in the future.

[@Brianuyahoo]

Nice! 😊 👍🏼

[@TheProfessorofFilm]

Thanks! 😊

[@eyeofalchemy]

Nice video

[@thomasboone1356]

Hard to hear over the bird but otherwise seems to be pretty informative

[@TheProfessorofFilm]

Yes being in the garden in summer :)

[@patriciasawas1090]

Hi, thanks for the video. I wanted to purchase a DianaF+ for the pinhole function and managed to get one off FB market place. It is in really good condition however I cant get the lens off to expose the pinhole. I have read that you need to turn anticlockwise quite firmly which I have tried unsuccessfully and Im fearful of trying too hard in case I break it. Any tips?

[@TheProfessorofFilm]

Hi I think the problem might be the lens that comes off is only the final 1/3. The levers are on the camera part. You will see the lens ha a white dot the camera part has two dots. Turn this front bit anti clockwise and it will come off easily. Hope that helps and enjoy your new camera!