I see blue, I see red, I see green, I see yellow. Now all your pictures can be color-coded with the artsy Lomography Lomolitos Single Use Camera. Each camera comes pre-loaded with 24-exposure film and a single colored filter that can be switched on or off. For $11, you can give it a try and pitch it if you don't like the results. Let me know if you love it or if you'd rather stick with Photoshop for adding color. 
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Love It Or Leave It: Lomolitos Colored Cameras
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They're cute but I don't use ANYthing but my digital now.
1sign me up! where do I get one?
2How do you know what color you are going to want to dye your pics before you take them? Stick to digital and photoshop for me please.
3I have a couple photographer friends - one professional and one amateur, that are a big fan of Lomo cameras for their unique pictures. Both regularly use digital cameras. For some reason, I prefer 35mm-- I feel like it's more authentic.
4To purchase, check out amazon.com. Type Lomography Lomolitos in the search and from there you should be able to choose which color cam you want!
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6i love lomography as a whole - i have the four-frame action series (i forgot the name? :/). still, digital is best way for me!
i think its cute!!
7I bought a blue one on Amazon for $10.99 and I AM IN LOVE!!!
There's no reason why you can't love digital AND film. The lomolitos is just more arty... more fun and carefree. PLUS they are reusable. It comes with instructions on how to load more 35mm film. Also, it's good to note that you don't have to use the colored film over the flash if you don't want a colored tint. Very neat.
I'll link to my Flickr once I have the photos uploaded. In the meantime, check out this guy's set on Flickr. Sooo cool.
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