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Lensbabies launch the Original Lensbaby for additional SLR camera bodies - Now available with aperture adjustment
Lensbabies Launch The Original Lensbaby for additional SLR camera bodies
Lensbabies
expand their lineup of lenses to include Original Lensbabies with camera mounts
that will fit virtually all SLR bodies. Lensbabies added Pentax K, Olympus OM,
Minolta Maxxum, Canon FD, Universal Screw, Minolta Manual, and Contax/Yashika
mount Lensbabies to its existing product line of Canon EF and Nikon F mount
Lensbabies.
The Original Lensbaby, is a flexible camera lens that creates a 'sweet spot'
area of focus which photographers move around the image by bending the flexible
lens tubing. The lens focuses like a mini-bellows on the front of an SLR. The
shooter focuses a Lensbaby by compressing the lens with their fingertips. Lensbaby
photographs have the roughed-up look created by Holgaor Diana cameras, but using
a Lensbaby on your SLR is convenient, versatile, and enables you to place the
subject and the sweet spot of focus anywhere in the image.
All versions of The Original Lensbaby are available for sale now at www.lensbabies.com
for $96.
An image created by a Lensbaby has a circular area of sharp focus. Photographers
can control the size of the sharp area and the overall level of blur by using
one of four aperture settings, which on the newly introduced Lensbaby models
include: f/3.3, f/5.1, f/7.5, and f10. Canon EF and Nikon F mount Lensbabies
feature f/2.8, f/4, f/5.6, and f/8 apertures.
Lensbabies
are rapidly finding a place in many camera bags as professional and avid amateur
photographers use Lensbabies for both work and pleasure. "One photographer
from Los Angeles told me she put a Lensbaby on her SLR and enjoyed photography
for the first time in years. Another photographer from Boston used his Lensbaby
for a highly successful product shoot and did not want to tell anyone about
Lensbabies -- his new, secret weapon that allowed him to create a unique and
compelling look." Said company founder and Co-CEO, Craig Strong.

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