The basic model costs about $270 and fits on almost any DSLR including devices by Canon, Olympus, and even Leica.
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Actually the basic model is $96.00…
The nice thing about the 3.0 is that you can lock the lense so that you can recompose the same shot. You have to to use your fingers to focus the lens on the basic and 2.0
Hey there – something that I already have. I have a Lensbaby 2.0 and the full set of accessories, and MAN, it is the COOLEST photo toy in the world for a digital SLR owner!!! Check out some of my Lensbaby pics here:
http://www.lowes.com/lowes/lkn?action=productDetail&productId=73222-18701-0069770&lpage=none
Here’s one of my favorite lensbaby pics of mine…
And one that really shows off the effect…
http://farm1.static.flickr.com/112/288640877_f937244fe5_m.jpg
Not sure why this is showing up now, it has been on the market for close to 4 months already. Some sample photos of it can be found here that I took back in September: http://www.mikepanic.com/photos/jackie_lensbaby_sept_4_2006