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Lensbaby 2.0 Nikon F Mount SLR Camera Lens

13 January 2010 22 views 5 Comments

  • High refractive index, low dispersion, coated glass doublet allows tack sharp sweet spot
  • Magnetically suspended disc aperture system allows f/2.0, f/2.8, f/4, f/5.6, f/8.0 aperture settings. All aperture settings included.
  • 37 mm threads allow you to attach Lensbaby Macro Kit lenses, wide angle and telephoto conversion lenses, and other filters and accessories
  • Anodized aluminum components provide an extremely durable design
  • Note: Lensbaby does not communicate electronically with your camera body

Product Description
Lensbabies selective focus SLR camera lenses bring one area of your photo into sharp focus, with that sweet spot surrounded by graduated blur. You can move the sweet spot to any part of your photo by bending the flexible lens tubing.

Lensbaby 2.0 Nikon F Mount SLR Camera Lens

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  • chad with uh c said:

    i bought this because i am a huge fan of tilt shift photos and wanted to shoot some of my own. i got the canon version at what i considered a very good price and when i received it i was not impressed at all. usually id keep something if it was this cheap because it would still have a use, but this lens tends to give a motion blur look in the blurred out areas instead of a depth of field blur look, which is what i really wanted. i guess i will have to save up and get a better version of this lens, or even the actual canon one.
    Rating: 2 / 5

    - 13 January 2010 at 8:52 am
  • Gerard J. Lozano said:

    Bought it and thought that I’d be able to put it to use. Cheap in price and the quality is just the same. Kinda tricky to use, but you can get used to it. Had to return it because it’s not a practical lens, even just for [...] bucks.
    Rating: 2 / 5

    - 13 January 2010 at 10:29 am
  • Ilze Lucero said:

    I’ve had 3G for a while and when a friend mentioned she would like it … I got it for her…. she dos a lot of art photography…. and absolutely loves it just a much as I love mine
    Rating: 5 / 5

    - 13 January 2010 at 12:28 pm
  • Roger Webb said:

    It’s only been a short while since I bought the lens baby so I’ve not really mastered the technique yet. I have been surprised by how much you need to practice (but maybe that’s just me). Getting your subject in focus is tricky and getting the ’sweet spot’ when you bend the lens is even more difficult. But I’m pleased with the couple of decent pictures I’ve managed to snap. It’ll just take time and there are some decent web-sites out there to help out with tips and techniques.
    Rating: 3 / 5

    - 13 January 2010 at 12:34 pm
  • A. Istrico said:

    So I have heard many things about the lensbaby lenses and finally, I pulled the trigger, the price was right and I was looking for something more for my work. The lensbaby lenses are not you out of the box instant perfection kind of lens, you need to learn the feel and focus of these things, adjust your camera settings and lighting and get creative. The first time I put my lensbaby on, I was very discouraged, but after about an hour, I adjusted some settings and feel in love. You really can take some beautiful shots with this thing.

    Two accessories which I purchased are the aperture kit, this is pretty sweet, if the lighting is right. each aperture

    ring refracts and reflects light throughout your shot and cast a corresponding shape in your image. This can be a very cool treatment, however as digital photographer and a fan of photoshop, I am hesitant to lock myself into having some of my photos permanently tweaked. This is an effect I can easily re-create in post and really need to be in a creative mode when I slap on some of these treatments. That being said, 10 bucks, it’s worth it, even just to mess around.

    Next up, the lensbaby Macro filter set. Sweet, these 2 filters, 4x and 10x actually work, which may seem like nothign special but having wasted money in the past on useless macro filters, I was shocked to get this result, pleasantly surprised perhaps. Add the lenbaby price with this addition and you are still way under the cost of a dedicated macro lens. So worth the coin.

    I am very happy with my lensbaby gear and I can honestly say it is making me a better photgrapher, manually having to focus, zooming with my feet, getting creative with lighting, these lenses make you work hard but the results are always something you can be proud of.

    Rating: 4 / 5

    - 13 January 2010 at 2:57 pm

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