So what is a Diana lens? It is a cheap plastic (thus, why it falls off all the time) lens that does something funky to the colors in your photos. I know it seems odd to want this distortion when I have such a fancy camera, but sometimes I like to try to be artsy-fartsy.
Friday, April 6, 2012
San Francisco via Diana Lens
While I slowly make my way through all my Death Valley/Nevada photos, I thought I'd share some photos I took last month with my Diana lens. I've had this lens for more than a year, but I never use it because it doesn't sit on my camera very well. Anyway, I purposely went out the other day with it on and no back-up lens -- so I just had to deal with it falling off (which it only did once).
So what is a Diana lens? It is a cheap plastic (thus, why it falls off all the time) lens that does something funky to the colors in your photos. I know it seems odd to want this distortion when I have such a fancy camera, but sometimes I like to try to be artsy-fartsy.













So what is a Diana lens? It is a cheap plastic (thus, why it falls off all the time) lens that does something funky to the colors in your photos. I know it seems odd to want this distortion when I have such a fancy camera, but sometimes I like to try to be artsy-fartsy.
Labels:
biking,
China,
Greece,
hiking,
Monterey Bay,
Portland,
San Francisco
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