Photo-Tip: Digital Colorsplashing

I expect two sorts of readers to take my tip into practice: those who are familiar with the hyped-up concept of colorsplashing, and those who want to try something new with their digital cameras.

As part of my campaign in educating Lomo Society/Lomography victims, here’s one way to save you money in creating those fancy ‘colorsplashed‘ effect via any point-and-shoot digicam.

Pick from any of these accessories:
-colored camera filters, like so (these are Russian-made):

-a PRO-grade flash professional photographer’s actually use, with colored filters (unlike the oddly designed, and crude colorplash flash)
-colored cellophane, or more popularly, yema wrappers

Now, set your camera to flash-mode, put your chosen accessory in front of your camera’s flash bulb, and shoot away! Here’s a sample, in Picasa2-generated collage form (click to enlarge image):

That wasn’t so hard, and expensive, was it? If you’d rather waste your funds on cleverly marketed products ($35 for the flash accessory, $75 for the camera), its your stupid, stupid call.

You might want to check out these related posts:

1. Snapshooting 101 (lesson 2)
2. Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-P200 Digital Camera
3. Flower Power
4. Snapshooting 101 (night class)
5. Doing the digital fisheye