Leaks and Defects (Light Painting & Diana F+ Tips)

I recently found out that my regular point&shoot camera has a long shutter function and you can actually adjust the shutter speed up to 15 seconds! I cannot believe it! So guess who enjoyed her night?

I just used this camera and the flashlight from my phone. How simple is that right?

All you need to do is set up your camera to your preferred shutter speed, set the timer, turn off the lights and doodle ahead!

It's supposed to be a heart but it ended up looking like a mutated potato -_-

I have an ugly hand writing and you can't really tell what I am trying to spell which is actually a good thing HAHAHA

I'll try to cover up the flashlight after every letter which will take a lot of effort, so I'll do it next time!

I tried doing it as if i'm writing on a blackboard but the lights aren't as visible.

I turned the lights on with this one and this is what I ended up with!

I got tired running back and forth to my tripod HAHAHA~ will do this better next time, for sure!

Anyway I'd like to share this trick I came up with in regards with the Diana and the 135 back attachment. Since the lenses are made to fit 120mm your shots will actually looked "zoomed in" as explained HERE.

It's really hard to picture out how the shots will turn out with the square format view finder so, I took a sticker and cut it and stick it on the view finder like so:

If you're annoyed like me with your Diana try doing this! It actually helps a lot!

I think my Fisheye lens is broken because my negatives came out spotty and blank (sad)