Montauk Lighthouse
Lensbaby 2.0 at f/4
CosmoKid Goldmember  4,235 posts Likes: 14 Joined May 2009 Location: NJ More info | Montauk Lighthouse Joe- 2 bodies, L 2.8 zoom trilogy and a couple of primes
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nazpicman Member 206 posts Joined Apr 2009 Location: nazareth, pa. More info | Oct 02, 2009 17:14 | #122 This (the composer or muse) is definitely a lens I want as part of my kit. It's very much in the same category as a fisheye, a specialty lens to be used in certain situations to get certain photographic looks. Not all photographs need to be tack-sharp to be considered good work. If the photographer is looking for a special look/effect and this lens can help get that, then that is all that counts. Gear: 7D gripped,70D gripped,Tamron 70-300 VC
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KAS Goldmember 1,102 posts Joined Jun 2006 Location: Niagara Region, Canada More info | Oct 05, 2009 09:23 | #123 susabell wrote in post #8618545 
The lensbaby can work well for portraits too. I really do love this lens  Stunning. I absolutely love this image 1Ds MkIII, 70-200 f/2.8L IS II, 16-35 f/2.8L II, EF 100mm F/2.8, EF 35 f/1.4L, EF 50 f/1.2L, EF 85 f/1.2L II)
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cpforyou Senior Member 283 posts Joined Apr 2009 More info | Oct 08, 2009 13:10 | #124 Can't a lot of these images be created with regular lens, and then using Photoshop to create a new layer, blur the new layer, then use a gradient mask?
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HankScorpio Goldmember  2,700 posts Likes: 1 Joined Aug 2007 Location: England, baby! More info | Oct 08, 2009 13:48 | #125 cpforyou wrote in post #8785271 Can't a lot of these images be created with regular lens, and then using Photoshop to create a new layer, blur the new layer, then use a gradient mask? No, you can't fake the light at the time of shooting. It will look close but fake. My collection of boxes with holes
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CosmoKid Goldmember 4,235 posts Likes: 14 Joined May 2009 Location: NJ More info | Oct 08, 2009 15:14 | #126 how about a bridal party shot?  Joe- 2 bodies, L 2.8 zoom trilogy and a couple of primes
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JasonC do I need to submit a resume...? More info | I got my LB 2.0 last week, and I've been using it a lot. The LB has really got me thinking about composition, and when and how to utilize the LB to it's fullest potential.
Jason C Equipment & Feedback
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Vascilli Goldmember 1,474 posts Joined Jul 2008 Location: Calgary More info | Oct 27, 2009 00:57 | #128 S-S wrote in post #8518224 that is a fantastic shot, looks like a more expensive TS-E was used well done in response to the 'haters' - its a lot harder to take quality photos with a lens like this than with a conventional, more expensive lens. you definitely need more skill to have solid control over the outcome (rather than just experimenting and fluking a lucky shot) This is very true. I tried one out and found it extremely hard to use. Getting a good shot out of these lenses requires considerable skill. (Compare that to the 100L Macro I tested as well, my first shot with it was actually good enough for me to post into the archive.)
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djvkool Senior Member  461 posts Joined Aug 2009 Location: Wild Wild West of OZ More info | Oct 27, 2009 01:37 | #129 Jason C wrote in post #8821433 I got my LB 2.0 last week, and I've been using it a lot. The LB has really got me thinking about composition, and when and how to utilize the LB to it's fullest potential. I really enjoy using this lens, and even when it's not mounted I'm thinking to myself "would this shot benefit from selective focus..." LB 2.0 @ f/2
Jason C WOWW!! 7D | 100 2.8L IS | 70-200 2.8L IS | 24-70 2.8L | 50 1.4 | Tam 18-270mm | Tam 17-50 2.8 | Sig 30 1.4 |
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JasonC do I need to submit a resume...? More info | Oct 29, 2009 00:15 | #130 djvkool wrote in post #8902010 WOWW!! little more PP with the oil painting effect in PS, can easily hung on my lounge wall... Thank you. This image is on my PS to-do list. Equipment & Feedback
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nureality Goldmember 3,611 posts Likes: 1 Joined Jan 2008 More info | Oct 30, 2009 12:09 | #131 Jakew810 wrote in post #7330643 Here's my opinion on them: They are cheap plastic and over priced, And ONLY DO ONE THING. I'd much rather have a real select focus lens that isn't crap even if they are $1000. There's my opinion.  Your opinion clearly falls into the old idiom, "opinions are like ass holes, everyone has one and they all stink". Alan "NuReality" Fronshtein
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nureality Goldmember 3,611 posts Likes: 1 Joined Jan 2008 More info | Oct 30, 2009 12:36 | #132 susabell wrote in post #8618545
The lensbaby can work well for portraits too. I really do love this lens I have to say... WOW, what a shot. Beautiful model doesn't hurt either Alan "NuReality" Fronshtein
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swag72 Senior Member 465 posts Likes: 1 Joined Nov 2008 Location: Olocau, Spain More info | Nov 01, 2009 11:13 | #133 A little model effect
Catch my pictures on Flickr http://www.flickr.com/photos/swag72/
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kloodee Member 121 posts Likes: 2 Joined Dec 2008 More info | Nov 09, 2009 14:57 | #134
Canon XSI, F2.8, 1/4000 sec, iso 100
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antisoma Member 38 posts Joined May 2009 More info | Nov 09, 2009 15:15 | #135 blackviolet wrote in post #8400242  1d mark iii || lensbaby composer w/ plastic optic This is a fantastic image. I can't stop looking at it. Where was it taken?
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But brilliant framing and lovely use of the bokeh of the Lensbaby (which can be abused and wasted).