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Lomography ‘Diana Mini Petite Noire’ camera

Latest version of classic analogue shadow capturer.

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Posted 07:25 GMT on October 5, 2010
Lomography ‘Diana Mini Petite Noire’ camera

Lomography have just released a new analogue camera called the Diana Mini Petite Noire.

The Mini Petite Noire follows closely in the footsteps of it's predecessor by being able to create rectangular, half-frame shots allowing a normal 32 images 35mm roll of film to produce as many as 72 photos.

In keeping with the other members of the Diana camera family, this little black number creates the soft, lo-fi images that the range of cameras have become renowned for.

Check out the photos below and see what you think!

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Creative Commons LicenseLomography ‘Diana Mini Petite Noire’ camera (text) by Tom Eagar is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.

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