My first pictures taken by lenbaby I just received the len yesterday. I use it with Canon EOS50. The pictures were shot at f5.6. I scanned the pictures and resized them, using photoshop. So far, I really like the len. It is not difficult to use and the effect is so cool! The len is also light and durable. I just know how to change the aperture and would like to share the method with you. Just simply press the tool on the top edge of the rubber washer and slightly push the rubber away from the len body. Then the rubber will be easily removed. Originally, I tried to push the tool under the rubber but it was quite difficult for me to do in that way so I did try to do it on the top and it worked. By the way, to be safe for the len, I covered the len with a soft cloth before doing. Oshua971 http://lensbaby.com/forum/read.php?1,153,153#msg-153 Fri, 24 May 2013 17:11:23 -0700 Phorum 5.2.8 http://lensbaby.com/forum/read.php?1,153,211#msg-211 Re: My first pictures taken by lenbaby http://lensbaby.com/forum/read.php?1,153,211#msg-211 billkaroly General Discussion Mon, 17 May 2004 07:42:43 -0700 http://lensbaby.com/forum/read.php?1,153,159#msg-159 glass lens http://lensbaby.com/forum/read.php?1,153,159#msg-159
I am able to get under the ring without an issue but then I've been doing this longer than anyone ;)

The lens is made of glass so as long as you are using the plastic pick you should not have any risk of causing injury to the much harder lens material with the lucite pick that shipped with your Lensbaby.

Have a fantastic day.

-Craig



Post Edited (05-02-04 07:46)]]> Craig General Discussion Fri, 30 Apr 2004 15:40:13 -0700 http://lensbaby.com/forum/read.php?1,153,153#msg-153 My first pictures taken by lenbaby http://lensbaby.com/forum/read.php?1,153,153#msg-153
So far, I really like the len. It is not difficult to use and the effect is so cool! The len is also light and durable.

I just know how to change the aperture and would like to share the method with you. Just simply press the tool on the top edge of the rubber washer and slightly push the rubber away from the len body. Then the rubber will be easily removed. Originally, I tried to push the tool under the rubber but it was quite difficult for me to do in that way so I did try to do it on the top and it worked. By the way, to be safe for the len, I covered the len with a soft cloth before doing.


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