Lensbaby Trio 28 Lens with Filter Kit for Sony E

Don't waste time pulling a lens out of your bag or swapping optics with the Trio 28mm f/3.5 lens. This pancake-style lens incorporates a rotating front that holds Twist, Velvet, and Sweet optics for selecting different effects at a moment's notice. The Twist uses a Petzval-inspired design for a sharp center area surrounded by a swirl of twisty bokeh. Velvet has a dreamy central area with a soft focus look along with a soft glow. Sweet creates a sharp spot of focus in the center with a gradual fall-off to blur. All these can be carried without stuffing your bag with a variety of miscellaneous equipment.

• Works with APS-C cameras where the normal 44.8mm perspective that can be used to capture a variety of subjects, including street, portraits, landscapes, and more.
• Fixed f/3.5 aperture helps create a predictable effect in a wide range of situations.
• Rotating front dial with options for Twist, Velvet, and Sweet effects.
• Twist effect uses a Petzval-inspired design for a central area of sharp focus surrounded by a swirl of twisting bokeh. This optic utilizes four glass elements in three groups.
• Velvet effect creates a soft-focus effect with a dreamy center area with a delicate glow out to the edges.
• Sweet effect offers a central spot of sharp focus surrounding by a gradual increase in blur.
• Manual focusing ring that allows users to focus anywhere from 8" to infinity.
• Multi-coating minimizes ghosting and flare.
• Front filter thread of 46mm.

This solid neutral density filter helps to control movement, as well as permit working with wider than normal aperture settings by darkening the entire image. The 0.9 density requires three additional stops of exposure, enabling you to work with slower shutter speeds to blur moving subjects or wider apertures to achieve a shallow depth of field effect in bright conditions.

Well-suited for outdoor and nature photography, the circular polarizer filter helps to reduce reflections and glare by filtering out light that has become polarized due to reflection from a non-metallic surface. This results in a noticeable increase in the saturation of skies and foliage, as well as clearer imagery when photographing in hazy conditions. A circular polarizer differs from a linear polarizer in that it supports full use of a camera's autofocus and auto exposure functions.

This cross-screen filter produces eight reflected light points stemming from specular highlights to give a starburst effect. The filter itself is clear and has etched lines on the surface to produce the star effect without affecting color or other aspects of the image.