diana f

[kikaye690]

hi! i got a diana f edelweiss almost 2 years ago and i havent used it.

i dont know where to start.i am clueless.

can anyone help me?please....


:blushing:

 

[Buckster]

Get some ISO 400 medium format (120) film, load it up, and go nuts! :thumbup:

You'll need to find a place to develop it. There are places online you can send it to for developing, if there's nobody near where you live that will process 120. Or, if it's black and white film, you can get the stuff to develop it yourself, if you're into that sort of thing.

 

[tirediron]

You might also want to read up on the Sunny 16 exposure rule.

 

[Buckster]

You might also want to read up on the Sunny 16 exposure rule.

Have a look at this page too:

“How do I control the shutter and aperture settings of my Diana F+ camera?” - Lomography

 

[kikaye690]

thanks much.i will read those.

when i got my cam,they changed the back to 35mm..so should i change it to 120¿

 

[Josh66]

That, or just put some 35mm film in it. It will be easier to find a local place to develop 35mm. 120, you most likely have to send out or do yourself.

 

[kikaye690]

then just point and shoot?

whats a pinhole?

 

[ann]

Pinhole camera - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

this should get you started on pinhole

 

[kikaye690]

thank you....