
Sunday, June 03, 2007
Baylink

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This is a personal blog where I will be writing about family, photography, cooking, gardening, living in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico and growing older. And maybe anything else that happens to interest me. You've been warned...but feel free to read along.
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I don't know that it ever will. It's like you need a Vasaline smeared filter over the Lens Baby to take away some of the detail and ad some quirkiness. I think the LB needs to always be at a very extreme bend to start to become effective. And not just bend side-to-side, or up-down. Choose carefully the plane of focus and then twist that little sucker as far as it will go. Doesn't matter if you clip a corner if you're going to crop it square later.
P'taker
I played with the blur filter and that didn't do it either.
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