I said on my blog post that I can already load my Diana F+ with a 35mm film using the installed Diana 35mm back. So I loaded the first roll of film I bought. And I had it processed and developed (and scanned). Below are the photos. I just do not like my scanner, it sucks. LOL :-)
Last Sunday (October 2), my family went to Rockwell and had a bit of ~bonding~ together. I remembered that there’s a Team Manila store in Rockwell so I immediately asked my mom if I can have a *look* at the Lomography stuff there and she said ‘yes’. I hurriedly went to the store and I was stoked cuz’ there are so many beautiful and quality things there a.k.a. Lomography cameras, accessories and films.
I was really excited to get my hands to all of it (literally) and I might even spend the night there lol. And I was really surprised to find out there’s a stock of a….. Diana F+ 35mm back I’ve been wanting for so long. I haven’t really used a 120 film for my Diana because it was expensive not only the film but also the processing plus, there is not really a lab that is processing 120 films in this far away town here in Laguna.
So, I had a conversation with the saleslady there about Lomography LOL. I asked my mom right away if I can buy the 35mm back for my Diana+ and she said yes (again) undoubtedly. Btw, I just love my mom when she says yes to me especially to the things that I want. ☺
Lets put it this way, I bought it (with my own money, of course) along with a pack of a 100ISO Color negative 35mm film (3 rolls). Hm, it actually feels good and I was satisfied and fulfilled not only because I already got the Diana F+ 35mm back but also I bought something quite expensive with my own money. The money I gained from my ‘mini business’ last summer. I don’t know I feel that way but yeah. ☺
The wonderful Diana+ 35mm back~
The 3 frame masks with the pouch (left) and the 35mm back attached on my Diana F+ with a frame mask (right).
The Color Negative 100ISO 35mm film (pack of 3)
