So, about
11 months ago [what a long time], I promised myself that I would buy a camera,
any camera. So, guess what? I bought one!!! Huzzah!!! What kind of camera?
So, what’s Diana MINI?
Basically, it’s a lomography camera and it captures lo-fidelity photos. Lo-fi
refers to unconventional photographic aesthetics, which to give an impression
of low quality [so copying Wikipedia…]. Oh yeah, this white one cost 249MYR [the
normal blue/black one is just 199MYR] and you can buy it in The Click Shop. I
bought mine at TCS Pavilion KL. Here’re some of the features of Diana Mini
Square and
rectangular half-frame formats at the flick of a switch
Shoots up to 72 shots
per film on half-frame mode
Shoots up to 36 shots
per film on square mode
Takes all types of
35mm film
Requires standard
35mm film development
Ultra-compact and
pocket-sized
Overlap frames across
photos for endless abstract panoramas
Multiple exposure
functionality
‘B’ mode for long
exposures
Sunny and cloudy
exposure settings
Unlike DSLR
or other digicams, Diana Mini shoots photos the old-school way, by using the
trusted negatives a.k.a. films… which I think is totally cool in this digitally-saturated
world of ours. With films, you just have that feeling that pixels can’t give to
you. I think the process of giving our effort and waiting for the result will
give us that great satisfaction, don’t you think so?
Now, I have
to wait until I got back to my hometown. I am ready for an adventure [or maybe
more than two adventures?] with my sweetheart [not a person!!!]. Yeayy! Go Lomo!!!