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The Diana Mini, sold by Lomography, is the spiffy addition to the Diana F+ range. As its name suggests the Mini is smaller then the Diana F+. In fact it's quite cute! It offers all the same basic features, such as the tri-pod mount, Flash plug, B(Bulb) mode for long exposures, N (Normal) mode for an automatic shutter release of 1/100th of a second, sunny and cloudy exposure, cable release ability and lastly the ability to change distance (1-2, 2-4, 4-oo metres).

The main differences of the two cameras besides the size, is the type of the film. The Diana F+ uses 120mm film as its default but uses attachments to allow, instant photos and 35mm film. While the Mini uses exclusively 35mm film. This redesign allows affordability in film and gives the camera the ability to be so small. Another unique quality this camera has is being able to switch between half frame (24-17mm) and square frame (24-24mm) modes. The half frame is a brilliant feature as it allows double the exposures on the same roll of film. So for a normal 24 frame 35mm film, the half frame allows up to 48 frames. Roughly double the exposures. The square frame mode is a little bit more tricky as it has a tendency to overlap the frames. The trick is to ensure that one frame is exposed on the 35mm film. Square frame allows the standard amount of exposures. One of the smaller features on this camera is that it allows a closer distance then the Diana F+, the Diana Mini starts at 0.6m. The Diana Mini is my favourite toy camera. It is small, light, affordable and creates the edgy shots Lomo is known for. I highly recommend it.

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The Frisky's Top 12 eBay Finds Of The Week

From delicate wall clocks to eye-catching photo prints, here's a look at the week's must-have finds.

1. Roost Silver Flower Clock: Design blogs have been highlighting not-so-traditional takes on the ever-popular wall clock, which are popping up everywhere. We love Roost's laser cut peony; it comes in a decorative shadowbox for tabletop display and can be removed and placed directly on the wall. (eBay search keywords: Roost wall clock)

2. Rope Doorstop: We're spotting rope-covered furnishings everywhere these days: Pottery Barn, the fields of Brimfield Antique Market and homes designed by Thom Filicia. We've always been fans of its nautical look, which really play-up the material's natural texture. (eBay search keywords: Rope doorstop)

3. Sonia Delaunay Print: Nicolas Ghesquiere, Cynthia Rowley, Tory Burch Sale and Emanuel Ungaro have all rediscovered the graphic color play of Russian-born, French artist Sonia Delaunay (1885-1979)—each has designed pieces inspired by the late painter in recent collections. One of the founders of the Orphism movement, Delaunay's is lauded for her boldness and use of color to infer movement. There are a number of her signed works on eBay, which fetch thousands of dollars, as well as more pocket-friendly inspirations, like books and prints. (eBay search keywords: Sonia Delaunay)

4. Diana F+ Kirameki Lomography Camera: Based on the popular Diana film camera from the early '60s, the new Diana F+ series creates the same dreamy, lo-fi images that made it a cult classic all those years ago, but is built to accommodate a whole slew of modern features, like pinhole photo capabilities and multiple shutter speeds. Plus, we just love the actual look of the camera itself. (eBay search keywords: Diana F+)

5. Cabochon Bracelet: Admired for its smooth, polished stones in vibrant, seemingly unnatural colors, cabochon jewelry is enjoying a major resurgence this summer. (eBay search keywords: cabochon jewelry)

6. Mara Hoffman Photo Print Maillot: Fashion designer Mara Hoffman's summer collection features bold, graphic prints that have a larger-than-life effect. We especially love how they look on smaller pieces, like this swimsuit, created via a collaboration with Anthropologie. (eBay search keywords: Mara Hoffman)

7. Set of Two Vintage Retro Lawn Chairs: The always-ahead-of-the-trend-curve bloggers over at Design*Sponge recently devoted a whole feature to lawn furniture cool enough to leave indoors. We love the idea of something as happy and bright as these chairs in a kitchen. (eBay search keywords: lawn furniture)

8. Current/Elliot Denim Jumpsuit: The latest denim incarnation to sweep the fashion scene is the tried-and-true workman's jumpsuit. And though designer's like Isabel Marant and Stella McCartney—even Madewell—are sticking with a close replica of the original, we prefer Current/Elliot's more streamlined and feminine take. (eBay search keywords: denim jumpsuit)

9. Alexander Wang Duffel Bag: Congratulations, Alexander Wang! The NYC-based design darling recently picked up the CFDA Accessory Designer of the Year Award—which means his highly coveted bags and shoes, like this box purse, are about to get a whole lot harder to get your hands on. If you missed the exclusive sale of his new line of small leather goods on sale on eBay's Fashion Vault last week, perhaps this leather box bag will do the trick. (eBay search keywords: Alexander Wang accessories)

10. Country Floral Sundress: Our TiVo's are already set for June 26th at 9PM for the season 4 premiere of HBO's hit series "True Blood". We're as addicted to the vampire-fueled drama as we are to Sookie's seemingly endless array of country-perfect sundresses. (eBay search keywords: floral sundress)

11. Chartreuse Wrap Dress: It's a mix of sunshine yellow and lime green that was popular back in the '60s—and everyone from Jason Wu to the boys of Proenza Schouler is backing its return for summer. (eBay search keyword: chartreuse)

12. Happy Birthday Carly Simon: The musical muse turns 66-years-old on June 25th. Her second album, Anticipation, is still a permanent part of our musical repertoire, almost 40 years after its original release. (eBay search keywords: Carly Simon)

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On a Diana+ Lomography camera,can you switch between the 12 and 16 shot setting in one single roll of film?

For the 16 shot setting, you install a 16 shot insert for 4.2 x 4.2 cm negatives. Without the insert, you get 12 6x6 negatives.

You can "switch" in the middle of a roll, but if you switch from 12 to 16 in the middle of a roll, and don't have the insert installed, your 6x6 negatives will overlap. If you switch from 16 to 12, with the insert, it will only space out the negatives more, so there will be more gap between the images.

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