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D.I.Y Plastic Jelly Cone Filter

October 24, 2012 3 comments

A very simple D.I.Y filter using the plastic jelly cone

Step 1: EAT THE JELLY!
Step 2: CLEAN THE CONE!
Step 3: Cut the top,

according to the size you want the “aperture” to be!

Step 4: Paste it on your camera! Fits on most lomography cameras!

Step 5: Apply the 10 Golden Rules of Lomography!
Step 6: Shoot!

Here are all the photos which I took using this filter! It has an interesting effect. I have only tried it on Black and White Film at night, so if anyone tries it using other films, please share and show it to us! :D

You can also find the other photos in my album

Please tag me if anyone of you tries this out! I am curious to see how it works with other types of films! =)

Have fun!

written by raylemon

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  1. raylemon

    raylemon

    Thanks for the likes! @an_lai_drew, @kathepalacio, @aoizumi, @110isnotdead, @sixsixty, and @diomaxwelle.

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    raylemon

    Thank you! @leonordmf, @nuo2x2, @kgkumar

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  3. raylemon

    raylemon

    @adash @boredslacker Thanks!

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