Lomo Colorsplash Ice Bear Camera, Fixed Lens 35mm Camera with Integrated Color Wheel

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Manufacturer: Lomographic
Binding: Electronics
Publisher: Lomographic
Label: Lomographic

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Colorsplash ice bear edition A very special limited edition Colorsplash with amodular case crafted from the shaved faux-fur of genuine Siberian plush bears. Its colorwheel readies several tinted flash filters for instant selection. Choose from 12 colors in all Long exposure capability creates dreamy streaked backgrounds behind crisp, color-flashed foregrounds. Package includes custom IceBear fake-fur case, camera, battery, film, poster, extra color filters, and "skin" bag. Normal 35mm film, normal processing Shift your perspective, Exaggerate your brain: Try repainting your house or apartment. Pick out some brand new colors for your bedroom, kitchen, and den. It's incredible how a little splash of blue here or green over there can change the entire mood of your surroundings. Since you're at it, why stop there? With the compact Colorsplash in your hands, you're ready and armed to repaint your whole environment Everything that you see around you is subject to manipulation and capture through its sharp little lens. Rotate the integrated flash Color Wheel and choose from a selection of colored flash lights to toss upon your subject The elements of exposure time, flash color, subject color, exterior light, and the manic curiosity of your lomographic eye come together to yield an endless number of potential techniques and outcomes. Remember, "colorsplash" is a philosophy. This is merely your tool to get there Colorsplashing? Colorsplash is now the
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