Vienna, Austria-based Lomographische AG recently announced two new adaptors that allow use of the rather unusual 'Diana F+' series lenses on both film and digital SLRs from Canon and Nikon. The Diana camera lineup was manufactured from the 1960s thru the early 70s by Hong Kong's Great Wall Plastic Factory, during the then-British colony's heyday as a center for plastics manufacturing. Also available under literally dozens of other brandnames, Diana cameras were offered at extremely low cost - anywhere from well under a dollar, to perhaps three dollars for the most expensive models. Plagued...(read more)
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