how many shots could hold for diana f+ lomography ?
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According to BH Photo, you have the following capabilities: Two Image Sizes You can choose between the 12 full-frame shots 2 x 2" (5.2x5.2cm), or 16 smaller square images - 1.65 x 1.65" (4.2x4.2cm). Multiple and Partial Exposures You can advance the Diana+ as much or as little as you like after each shot - making multiple exposures, half-exposed frames, Endless Panorama Use this setting along with the smaller image format 1.65 x 1.65" (4.2 x 4.2) to place sequential frames right next to each other and create a concurrent and unlimited panoramic image. Hope that helps.
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According to BH Photo, you have the following capabilities: Two Image Sizes You can choose between the 12 full-frame shots 2 x 2" (5.2x5.2cm), or 16 smaller square images - 1.65 x 1.65" (4.2x4.2cm). Multiple and Partial Exposures You can advance the Diana+ as much or as little as you like after each shot - making multiple exposures, half-exposed frames,Endless Panorama Use this setting along with the smaller image format 1.65 x 1.65" (4.2 x 4.2) to place sequential frames right next to each other and create a concurrent and unlimited panoramic image. Hope that helps. According to BH Photo, you have the following capabilities: Two Image Sizes You can choose between the 12 full-frame shots 2 x 2" (5.2x5.2cm), or 16 smaller square images - 1.65 x 1.65" (4.2x4.2cm). Multiple and Partial Exposures You can advance the Diana+ as much or as little as you like after each shot - making multiple exposures, half-exposed frames,Endless Panorama Use this setting along with the smaller image format 1.65 x 1.65" (4.2 x 4.2) to place sequential frames right next to each other and create a concurrent and unlimited... » Read More According to BH Photo, you have the following capabilities: Two Image Sizes You can choose between the 12 full-frame shots 2 x 2" (5.2x5.2cm), or 16 smaller square images - 1.65 x 1.65" (4.2x4.2cm). Multiple and Partial Exposures You can advance the Diana+ as much or as little as you like after each shot - making multiple exposures, half-exposed frames,Endless Panorama Use this setting along with the smaller image format 1.65 x 1.65" (4.2 x 4.2) to place sequential frames right next to each other and create a concurrent and unlimited panoramic image. Hope that helps. « Show Less
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This film roll allows me to take 12 6x6 frames. That is 56mmx56mm. With a Diana f+ you can decide to shoot 52mmx52mm or 42mmx42mm, so you should be able to get more frames out of it. Do the math :)
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Not too many. This little camera has been a real disappointment. Would NOT recommend this one!
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I shoot at ISO 100, f22 and 200 shutter speed with an 85mm macro lens. There is a pretty wide range of flash intensity with this flash if you use TTL metering. You may want to use an f-stop on the higher side, at lleast 12 or higher, for some depth of field. It won't be very deep with the extension tubes.
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Just get the "D5" product. Just use a quick shot - it can be a little messy.
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Thanks for the response. Have you tried recording a movie in low light?What type of Cannon are you a fan of? I'm looking for something to take good action pics at gymnastics meets and to record some movies of routines as well.
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3 seconds. I really like my LF-1. I am a pro photographer. My main camera is a Nikon D800. This is my "always with me on my belt" camera. I like it even better than the fancy Sony RX100 which I sold.
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You can squeeze off about 2 shots per second pressing the shutter release button for each shot.
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I usually do 2 shots a day but the directions say one! I don't know what the maximum is but I wouldn't over do it. Hope this helps you.
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Fast shutter speed at least 200 or more. High ISO for light so about 400 and open F stop 3.5 or so
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You can get within four or five inches of most still subjects and get a good shot. The lighting can sometimes be a challenge indoors. I experiment with flash/no flash to get what I need. :^)
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The WTR-M can be set to take an infinite number of exposures. For further assistance, please email support@satechi.com.Thank you,Satechi Technical Support
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Don't know what Lomo Diana F+ Instant Back is. This camera provides a print photo on the spot. Nothing digital, just a single photo print.
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Depends. In good lighting, it's really good and little problem even at full zoom. However, in low light and night shots, I have found that if I take multiple shots of the same subject, I can often end up with one or more crisp usable shots. To solve this, I might suggest a tripod to ensure a crisp shot.
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Until approximately 210 photos (depending on size).Up to 300 minutes of playback.It is calculated in hours, but in shots.
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Yes, i every 30secs(max 600 shots), 1 every minute (max 300 shots)etc. This is a very sophicated camera. To get a better understanding I would suggust David Busch's "Nikon Coolpix P7100 Guide to Digital Photography". A good investment.
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Hello,This camera is great for any event and if you plan to take more shot it will need to add the battery pack. A bit heavy and for low light situations it depend on the lens at most. With current D800E design of my view that way enough to cover. Thank and hope can help Make sure that serial numner not on recall list. Enjoy!
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If this is a posed photograph then I would suggest using a tripod (turn off lens image stabilization if you have it), the camera's timer or a remote shutter release and an ISO no higher than 400 if that gives you something comfortably fast enough to avoid "fidget blurring" (and NO FLASH!) and also shoot in RAW in case you need to adjust the white-balance or other image settings latter. You will probably need to snap a number of shots as someone will probably be moving at the wrong time. If this is not a posed photo then a large aperture lens like the Tamron and a high ISO will help (assuming 17mm is wide enought for the shot). If this is a posed photograph then I would suggest using a tripod (turn off lens image stabilization if you have it), the camera's timer or a remote shutter release and an ISO no higher than 400 if that gives you something comfortably fast enough to avoid "fidget blurring" (and NO FLASH!) and also shoot in RAW in case you need to adjust the white-balance or other image settings latter. You will probably need to snap a number of shots as someone will probably be moving at the wrong time. If this is not a posed photo then a large aperture lens like the Tamron and a high... » Read More If this is a posed photograph then I would suggest using a tripod (turn off lens image stabilization if you have it), the camera's timer or a remote shutter release and an ISO no higher than 400 if that gives you something comfortably fast enough to avoid "fidget blurring" (and NO FLASH!) and also shoot in RAW in case you need to adjust the white-balance or other image settings latter. You will probably need to snap a number of shots as someone will probably be moving at the wrong time. If this is not a posed photo then a large aperture lens like the Tamron and a high ISO will help (assuming 17mm is wide enought for the shot). « Show Less