Welcome guys welcome back to the channel today's video I'm shooting with this a little Diana f120
film camera. Now this little toy camera cost me a hole and 99 pence on eBay sometime last year and
this is the first time I've been out with it. I've popped up to the local churchyard I'm gonna get a
few shots, there's only 12 images with this little 120 camera but we'll see what they come out like.
So the camera itself is really easy to use easy to use, just wind on, take your
shot. There's no faffing around with shutter speeds or anything like that. It's all fixed,
all you need to do is to change the settings on the bottom of the camera to suit the right weather
conditions and then there's a dial in the front of the lens which you change for the distance.
That's it! The hardest part of using this camera was actually loading the film into it. It was a
bit of a chew, especially if you are like me and used to 35mm film which is fairly straightforward.
So it didn't take long to get through all 12 shots on this little film in the Diana. I've had a good
sort of half an hour shooting around the graveyard and we throw those images up on screen now if I
haven't done that already, and yeah thank you very much for watching. I hope you've enjoyed
this rather brief vlog with only 12 shots and if you've never tried 120 film photography
give it a go it's quite fun and it's proof that you can pick up a 120 film camera really cheaply,
as I said this one cost me 99 pence on eBay and the results hopefully will speak for themselves.