The Lensbabies Macro Close-Up Kit consists of one +4 and one +10 macro lens. They can be mounted to the 37mm threads in front of any of the Lensbaby SLR lenses (except 3G PL mount), allowing photographers to focus in on minute details with eye popping Lensbaby effects.

Lensbaby lenses usually bring one area of a photo into sharp focus. Photographers can fluidly move the sharp area around the photo by bending the flexible lens tubing. By mounting the +4 or +10 macro lenses (or both at the same time) to the front of the Lensbaby, photographers can now use the selective focus effect at very close range.

A Lensbaby without a macro lens has a minimum focus range of about 12 to 16". With the +4 lens attached the focus range is from 6" to 13". With the +10 macro lens attached, the focus range is from 3.5" to 5". With the +4 and the +10 stacked on each other and mounted to the front of a Lensbaby, focus range is 2" to 3".

The Lensbaby Wide Angle/Telephoto Kit consists of the 0.6X wide angle and 1.6X telephoto conversion lenses. The Wide Angle lens converts your Lensbaby's 50mm focal length to 30mm, while keeping the "sweet spot" the same size as a Lensbaby photo taken without a wide angle conversion lens (other wide angle conversion lenses shrink the sweet spot).

The 1.6X converts the Lensbaby to 80mm and slightly increases the size of the sweet spot.

These conversion lenses are fully compatible with all Lensbaby SLR lenses.

Note! Slight horizon line distortions (fish eye effect) sometimes occur when the sweet spot is pushed far off center.

The Lensbabies Lensbaby Creative Aperture Kit is a set of aperture disks that gives you creative control over the shape of the spherical highlights in your Lensbaby photos. The kit contains one f/4 star shaped aperture, one f/4 heart shaped aperture, and five blank disks that you can cut into custom shapes. The disks fit into all Lensbaby versions, except for the Original version.

By using these disks, points of light in out-of-focus areas of the photo take on the same shape as the center opening of the aperture disk. For instance, with the star aperture, points of light behind the subject appear as glowing stars.