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James Cook
{K:38068} 6/16/2009
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Roger - You have such a way with words. Thanks, man. But, yeah, normally a magnifying filter is invisible in the final product--you've just zoomed in. Here it has announced its presence but in a way which is not in its repertoire.
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Roger Skinner
{K:81846} 6/16/2009
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excellent application of a tool normally just used in a very boring way.. this lifts the lid on all that and kicks it up the tucker chute.. excellent well seen mate
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James Cook
{K:38068} 6/16/2009
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Yes, that's what I'm familiar with--that edge distortion/blurring. Probably fun to play with. I thought this was a pretty innovative use of reflection.
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The King
{K:4728} 6/16/2009
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and here is samples! 
http://www.camerahobby.com/Review-LensBaby.htm
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The King
{K:4728} 6/16/2009
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oh here, you will like it :)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lensbaby
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The King
{K:4728} 6/16/2009
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naa, all they do is blur the lens around then it gos to focus in the middle, looks like you can angle it as well i guess to get a more warped setting
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James Cook
{K:38068} 6/16/2009
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Thanks, TK.
I guess I'm not that familiar with Lens Babies. Can you do reflective work with them as well?
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The King
{K:4728} 6/16/2009
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Interesting!!, almost like a Lens Baby effect :)
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