The Diana Baby 110 Packs a Big Effect in a Small Device
Cody Turner — August 25, 2012 — Tech
References: canada.shop.lomography & lomography
The latest addition of the Diana Baby 110 proves that you don’t need a big heavy camera in order to take silky smooth pictures.
This is quite possibly the cutest and smallest Diana camera to join the Diana family. The Baby 110 shoots square pictures and unbelievably comes with two interchangeable lenses: a 12mm for wide-angle shots and a 24mm standard lens. The camera also comes equipped for a PC-flash socket that is perfect for night shooting.
Inspired by its big sister Diana F+ and the Diana Mini, the Diana Baby 110 redefines miniature photography equipment. Using 110 film and an Aperture of a Single f/8, this camera is going to be perfect for taking photos on the run.
This is quite possibly the cutest and smallest Diana camera to join the Diana family. The Baby 110 shoots square pictures and unbelievably comes with two interchangeable lenses: a 12mm for wide-angle shots and a 24mm standard lens. The camera also comes equipped for a PC-flash socket that is perfect for night shooting.
Inspired by its big sister Diana F+ and the Diana Mini, the Diana Baby 110 redefines miniature photography equipment. Using 110 film and an Aperture of a Single f/8, this camera is going to be perfect for taking photos on the run.
Trend Themes
1. Miniature Photography Equipment - The trend of smaller and more portable photography devices opens up opportunities for convenient and discreet capturing of high-quality images.
2. Interchangeable Lenses - The rise of cameras with interchangeable lenses allows users to explore different perspectives and effects, enhancing their photography experience.
3. Night Shooting Capabilities - The inclusion of PC-flash sockets in compact cameras presents disruptive innovation opportunities for capturing stunning photos in low-light settings.
Industry Implications
1. Photography Equipment - The photography equipment industry can tap into the demand for smaller and more versatile cameras to cater to the needs of on-the-go photographers.
2. Film Industry - The revival of 110 film format can provide opportunities for film manufacturers and distributors to cater to retro and niche photography markets.
3. Lighting and Flash Industry - The increasing demand for night shooting capabilities in compact cameras can drive innovation in the lighting and flash industry, offering more powerful and versatile solutions.
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