I never tried the Fuji shop @ Desa Setapak but they are famous too wouldnt go wrong.

By the way, they are providing poslaju service also, you can post your film to them then they mail back to you.

http://www.lomokids.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=39&t=1732

Diana f+ is using 120 film.

check the forum in www.lomographyasia.com or www.lomokids.com

i thought there's a 35mm version for the diana f?

finally my pics is out!!!! but a lot are under exposure... >< very dark... few pics should be very nice one... but..... all bcom darkkkk...

btw, how to post pics in reply message in thread?? wanna let u guys have a look and give me some comment. need more advice for improvement  

update you photo to photobucket or flickr, paste the direct link with

oki. thanks philipcs.. that is too big i think... later re-size dy then i upload... thanks 

How to Post Pictures on a Forum

Go to Photobucket.com or any other photo sharing site then:

1. Register a free account with them. Don't bother entering your cell phone number if they ask for that.

2. Go back to the PhotoBucket home page and click the button that says upload.

3. Click the browse button to browse for the image on your computer then upload it.

4. Look in the lower left hand corner, a thumbnail of your image should be there with a box labled IMG. Copy this code and paste it directly into your post here on this forum.

Alternate Method

If you have a URL like this that ends with .jpg:
http://www.example.com/somepic.jpg

Then you add it to your discussion like this so it shows up as a photo:



That's it!

With thanks to gnome! Smile

    * Go to http://imageshack.us/
    * "Browse" to the location on your PC where the image resides
    * Then click the "Host it" button
    * After the file is done uploading choose the appropriate image code from the list, "thumbnail for forums" is good
    * Left click on the code to highlight the code
    * Then right click and COPY the code.
    * Come back here and right click and PASTE the code into your next post.

or follow the guide here:

http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?act=faq&article=8

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Added on May 21, 2009, 11:32 pm

640x480 is the idea size... too bigger the viewer need to scroll up and down or left and right.

Too small, old man like me eye will pain

omg full,
i like picture number 1 and 4

Hello people, just wanna know.. if there exists a digital lomography camera? I'm interested in lomography but I don't really fancy the idea of using film..

you need to buy separately, Diana 35mm back

http://microsites.lomography.com/diana/products/35mm-back

Hello people, just wanna know.. if there exists a digital lomography camera? I'm interested in lomography but I don't really fancy the idea of using film..

really?! thanks thanks!! 

now keep on capturing under the bright sunny days. but using 35mm normal expired film.. hmm.. donno what is the outcome. should be very normal in colors 

yup.. there is a digital lomo.. called minimo.. very small size one. but it couldn't give you the effect that film can.. for lomography... no point go for the minimo actually.. 

this is what in my mind... hope it's correct n help up.

Errr ... how come this Diana camera also wan to pretend to be Lomo camera?