Through Non-Tinted Glasses

photolovestephie

I’ve heard from quite a number of people that for lomography beginners, the Diana is a good starting camera. This analog camera is plastic all over, easy to use, and it gives photos a kind of dreamy quality you can only get if you coat your normal lens in butter (that last bit about the butter was meant to be positive, and please don’t coat your lenses in butter). However, the color of the normal F+’s are just a combo of blue and black which doesn’t appeal to me. So I’m debating between the Kirameki and the Dreamer (that one above). The Dreamer looks very light and fresh, while the Kirameki is appealing like how everything Japanese looks appealing. /very torn

(Source: msjedi)