@k_jakeman Kevin said: My go-to lens for freelensing is definitely the Sigma Art 50mm. I love the dreamy blur that it creates but I still feel the need to have a focal point in my images. So instead of setting
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@jamieeilts Jamie said: I’m no expert at freelensing but I have found a few tips that make it easier. First, I use my cheap 50/1.8 (Canon) because it’s very light and easy to hold. I set up my shot and
Comfy
This week our theme was “comfy,” which was a welcome theme as many of us head into winter and colder temps. Going through these pictures made me want to curl up under a blanket myself! Take a few minutes to
Learn
Our theme this week was “learn” as we launched our new Camera Mama Premium web site and private IG. We’ve had a lot of sign ups in our first week and are will continue to add new content and members
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@wandermom28 Carla said: I was so excited to try freelensing. I like the soft and blurry effect especially on my favorite subjects: flowers and my toddler. I honestly just googled about it. I adjusted my exposure settings first: 50mm, ISO
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@julieelizabethg Julie said: I was able to take this freelensed self portrait by stacking some boxes and propping my lens up with some of my kids’ Legos. I set my lens to infinity and used some cloth for layering and