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PS. Mike1003, to your question regarding Lensbaby, I tried Sweet-35, Sweet-50 and Velvet 56/1.6. I think the last may be a good option for portrait shooters, on both FF and APS-C (you adjust the glow/softening effect). I liked the Sweet-35 the best (since I was using APS-C camera) as far as fun aspect goes, but you're right, the effect can be hit or miss, and strange.
PS. Mike1003, to your question regarding Lensbaby, I tried Sweet-35, Sweet-50 and Velvet 56/1.6. I think the last may be a good option for portrait shooters, on both FF and APS-C (you adjust the glow/softening effect). I liked the Sweet-35 the best (since I was using APS-C camera) as far as fun aspect goes, but you're right, the effect can be hit or miss, and strange.
EG, thanks. If I can borrow one, I'll play with is. Like you said, it looks strange.
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