Pyrite Film Photography

Managed to snag a limited edition Diana F+ quite a few years ago and I'm almost ashamed to say that it was sort of just used as decoration for ages. Oops! Review | When I first the Diana F+, the store didn't have any 120 Lomography ISO 100 film in stock so I had to buy the Redscale film. I was pretty disappointed and just didn't put any effort into making sure my photos turned out nicely, which led to the Diana F+ gathering dust on my bookshelf. I didn't really have any clue how to get the best results from this camera and film so the photos turned out awful. But, I finally bought the film I wanted and a sunny day came up! Plus, actually reading the manual may have helped... All shot at Brighton Beach, Adelaide. Lomography ISO 100 film.  I'm in love with how the photos turned out. The colours are muted and dreamy, and the clarity isn't too bad at all. I can tell that the Diana F+ will definitely be my [not-so-new] Summer camera of cho...

I loaded up the Nishika with a fresh roll of Lomography ISO 100 and wow! The results were so much better this time. Lesson learned. Expired 100 film is just not something I should ever put in here ever again. The colours turned out so vibrant and grungy/grainy 90's lookin which I love. So, I took it for a spin at the Parade of Light exhibition which was part of this year's Fringe Festival.