Abstract: What's the best way to stand out from the crowd and exhibit some eye-catching colors? By applying some colored gels to a Lensbaby Omni effects system, of course!Home to some of the most unique lenses in the world fondly called “art” lenses, Lensbaby pride...
Published: 2019-11-25, Author: Jim , review by: pcmag.com
Inspires creative photography, Includes adapters for various filter threads, Magnetic attachment for Effect Wands is elegant and innovative, Two expansions packs already available,
Not for everyone, Can be tricky to use with lenses with big front elements
The Lensbaby Omni Creative Filter System attaches to the front of your lens and includes attachments to bend light, add color, and more. It's a powerful tool when put in the hands of creative photographers...
Turn any lens into a practicaleffects system! Stepdown rings are included, Wellbuilt and lightweight, Very simple to customize, Easy to use, ready right out of the box, A good variety of effect wands to create all sorts of interesting looks, The ability t
You need to disassemble and reassemble for most camera cases and packing situations, There may be some vignetting with the stepdown rings
Yes, it is possible to achieve similar effects by simply holding up a prism or other such geometric crystal to your lens, but that can be a nuisance. Instead, why not have something that simply attaches and holds firm?As such, the OMNI Creative Filter Sys...
I still need to test a final production sample of the Lensbaby Omni, however, I've been able to assess the effects that it creates. I think the results will please Lensbaby fans, but the fact that they can be created with regular optics will widen the app...
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