Lomography Diana F+ 55mm Lens and Close-up Lens Review

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(More customer reviews)This is a fantastic lens kit for the diana. The wide angle gives much more breathing room than the stock lens. The close up lens is SHARP! (for being plastic). and the add on view finder is fun. This is currently my always on lens for the diana, I have stopped using the stock one. If you're looking to add more functionality to your diana, this is a great set.

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The 55mm Lens and Close-up Lens package gives you the ability to shoot both Wide Angle images and with the attachment of the Close-up lens supremely detailed close-up shots

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Lomography Fisheye 35mm Camera Review

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(More customer reviews)Cheap little camera with a pretty good glass lens. Produces suprisingly sharp and striking photos. Fixed focus and shutter / aperture, and the lens barrel partly blocks the flash, so use fast film - 400 or 800 speed - and shoot in well-lit rooms or daylight. I spent the last week sticking it in peoples faces, and the prints made us laugh. If you're expecting a Nikon, you'll be disappointed - so, Don't Expect a Nikon! Expect a fun little camera with a lot of laughs for the buck. 5 stars because it does all it tries to do.

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Lomography Diana F+ Adaptor for Canon EOS mount ( Blue / Slate grey) Review

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(More customer reviews)I just wanted to verify that the lenses will snap snugly into the adapter if you twist it, like the other reviewer stated. I found that the hole in the adapter is smaller than the rear element of the 20mm fisheye lens, and that's pretty much wasting at least 1 stop of light for no reason, so I drilled it out to make it the same size as the rear element. It gives you a little more blurriness too. I've never used the other lenses, but if the rear element on those is even larger than the fisheye, which would make sense, I don't see a reason not to drill out the whole center of the adapter, as long as you still have those tabs for locking the lens on. These are my advices. Do what you will.

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The Diana F+ SLR Adaptor is compatible with all Canon EOS mount SLRs. It brings the world of Diana and all of her plastic beauty right to your to your SLR camera, yielding creative possibilities that were once limited to Diana F+ cameras. Just attach and twist the SLR adaptor to your Nikon F mounts, and use with any of the Lomography Diana+ Lenses (sold separately) and your ready to shoot.

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Lomography Diana + 20mm Fisheye Lens (Black) Review

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(More customer reviews)I have read the reviews here and after ordering the lens, here is mine. This is a fisheye lens for the Diana f+ medium format camera. I have read about people having the canon adapter and wanting to use this lens for their canon cameras. Then post a bad review about the experience. This lens works perfectly on the Diana f+ camera. Using the 12 frame format will yield true fisheye pics. Using the 16 frame format will result in a slightly cropped fisheye view. The lens does it job beautifully. Now, as far as it being used for canon mounts, its obviously not going to be the same, or nearly the same effect as having a real fisheye lens made for a canon camera. Those are ridiculously expensive. Either put out for a canon fisheye lens, or make work with what you got. The Diana lens is a fine product. Its a lomo lens for use with a lomo camera. A definite must have for your Diana f+ lens collection.

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Designed exclusively for Lomography Diana+ cameras, this 20mm fisheye lens yields a 180-degree circular image on a square print, creating in image that bursts with the Diana+'s saturated colors and dreamy atmosphere. The lens offers an enormous field of view that takes in half the world around you and compacts it into a tight circular image. As a result, you can twist and bend your subject around the edges, stretch them toward and away from your lens, and converge their lines toward the center. Or you can get right up to your subject's face and watch her nose get sucked into your lens while her ears and forehead slide backwards. Each fisheye image shows massive depth of field, so your subject and background will be nice and crispy clear. The lens also comes with a fisheye viewfinder and plastic mount for previewing your shots. Compatible with all Lomography Diana+ and Diana F+ cameras, the lens carries a 12-month warranty.

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Lomography Diana F+ 38mm Super Wide Angle Lens Review

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(More customer reviews)I bought this to use with my Nikon D40. I have to say I wasn't expecting a lot. It's a plastic lens, and some of the joy of plastic lenses comes from things like light leaks on cheap cameras.
But I'm really enjoying it! I have to manually meter, and things aren't sharp, but the metering's simple on a DSLR (just keep adjusting the shutter speed and taking photos until the histogram is correct), and the lack of sharpness is exactly what makes this lens dreamy. Obviously, shooting with a digital camera, I don't have to worry about the cost of developing film, like the previous reviewer.
I was actually looking forward to playing with these photos in Photoshop, but I was surprised to discover they needed minimal post processing.
One nice thing about the lens is that it is super light. Some might complain about that, but I love that I barely feel my camera around my neck with this lens. It means I'll keep my camera with me even more than usual and get more photos.
Amazon's photo policies make me uncomfortable. If you are interested in seeing sample photos with this lens, I have a set on flickr: [...]

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The 38mm Super Wide Angle Lens takes exposure to the very limits of your negative with collossal depth and all the dreaminess of a true Diana lens

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Nikon Lite Touch 35mm Camera Review

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(More customer reviews)The Nikon Lite Touch is a classic camera, and a true steal at the current price (less than $30.00).
This camera is roughly comparable to the more popular Olympus Stylus and Stylus Epic camera, and is preferable to those (in my opinion) because of its wider angle lens (28mm).
The lens is very sharp, has great contrast, and is plenty bright. The controls are very simple, straightforward, and easy-to-use (although I tape the panorama control to avoid accidently switching to this mode).
I have shot thousands of shots with my Lite Touch and have never had a problem (mechanical or otherwise). The Lite Touch was a favorite among the photojournalists I used to work with and was a staff favorite at several local camera stores.
I highly recommend the Nikon Lite Touch to anyone looking for a versatile, high-quality, compact non-zoom camera.

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The Nikon Light Touch 35mm camera is compact and fully automatic. The large true-image viewfinder means you won't have to squint while you shoot. The Nikon Light Touch also features a switchable panoramic option. It has a built-in automatic flash, built-in lens cap, and autofocus that can handle close-up shots. The two-shot self-timer gives you a second chance if someone blinked in the first shot.

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