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Lensbabies lens for focus macro photography

Ilse Jurriƫn : 2005-11-09 23:44:32
Marco lens from Lensbabies : Lensbabies launched a set of macro lenses for use with its selective focus SLR camera lenses, Lensbaby 2.0 and the Original Lensbaby. The macro set consists of one +4 and one +10 macro lens that can be mounted to the front of the Lensbaby lens, allowing photographers to focusing in on minute details with eye popping Lensbaby effects. "Shooting macro photos with a Lensbaby is completely absorbing and fun. With small movements of the focusing collar, you can move the sweet spot of focus around your subject, whether it's a grass hopper or a diamond ring." said Lisa Smith, a professional photographer from San Diego.


Lensbaby 2.0 lens introduction

Dennis Hissink : 2005-03-24 12:00:29
Lensbaby 2.0 lens introduction : At the WPPI trade show Lensbabies launched the Lensbaby 2.0 lens, a second-generation selective focus SLR camera lens, bringing brighter, sharper, and faster selective focus photography to professional and avid amateur photographers. "The Lensbaby 2.0 lens has proven to be a wonderful creative tool for demanding photographic assignments. Compared to The Original Lensbaby, Lensbaby 2.0 has a greater range of aperture settings, a much sharper 'sweet spot' of focus, and a new levitating magnetic aperture system, which makes it a snap to change apertures," said Craig Strong, the inventor of the Lensbaby and Co-CEO of Lensbabies, LLC.






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