Lomography has revealed a superb new version of what’s widely considered to be a cult classic in the camera world, the Diana F+ Nami Edition.

This year sees the lo-fi photography brand celebrating 20 years of the LomoJapan Co division and so the latest styling for the camera that’s seen more than 50 fresh designs since the 1960s original, is inspired by the Seigaiha wave; an ancestral Japanese motif, which signifies power, resistance, and tranquillity.

The camera shoots with 120 film and its features and functions include multiple and long exposure settings, pinhole & panorama and users can stretch creativity further with a host of Diana F+ accessories including interchangeable lenses, such as telephoto, wide-angle, macro, and fisheye, along with splitzers, cable releases, colour filters, and more.

Key Features

• Film Format: 120
• Film Advance Mechanism: Knob
• Focal Length: 75 mm
• Focusing Distance: 1 m – Infinity
• Focusing: Zone Focusing
• Available Apertures: Pinhole, Cloudy = f/8,
• Half-Shade = f/11, Sunny = f/16
• Shutter Speeds: 1/60 [N], Bulb [B]
• Viewfinder: Direct Optical Viewfinder
• Frame Counter: Volume Display
• Cable Release Connection: Only with Adapter
• Flash connection: Diana Flash Plug
• Tripod Mount: Yes
• Lightmeter: No
• Material: Plastic
• Battery Type: No Battery Required

Pricing and availability

The new Lomography Diana F+ Nami Edition is available now and will cost just £89.00.