Holga brings its retro, rotary, filter phone case to the Galaxy S II

Dec 31st 2011
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We get it. Really, we do — photo filters fun. We also get that usually an app is not gonna cut it. You like easy access to double, triple or maybe quadruple image lenses in addition to colored overlays. Well, iPhone 4 and 4S owners had their prayers answered in mid November a $25 Holga case, now Android fans have their very own version — provided those Android fans own a Galaxy S II . In case you don’t mind adding some bulk on your super-svelte super-phone head on over to the source link to get your personal rotary-style lens case for the somewhat reasonable price of $28.

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