(mumbles) we could have some fun with that. (audience laughing) As much fun as that might be. It's pretty wild and I'm not gonna let you watch this too long because I don't wanna hypnotize anybody. So picture this, you've got one area in focus and if you shoot a moving subject that's coming in and out of focus, this is what it looks like. The other thing that you can do with the Lensbaby app is you can shoot video as well. It's probably my favorite of the three, but I'll show you the other two as well. And these both have had filters added to them, but they were taken with the Lensbaby LM-10. It was a winter shot and I have to have something besides snow to shoot and the other one is just a cosmos in my garden. The one on the left is just inside my house. It's not just blur, it's also distortion. You can see in the dahlia what I'm talking about distortion in the Lensbaby. A cosmos on the right and one of my dahlias. Here are a couple more and you can see that the area in focus is pretty small and I can also get quite close with this as well. You just give it a little pinch and that activates it and then you can just move it wherever you want, double tap it to focus, and play.
It doesn't have to be centered, so yeah, it's really fun. I'm gonna show you in the video, but you'll be opening the app and then you can move that area of focus anywhere you want on your screen of your phone with that app. The sweet spot is the area in focus, so it has a small sweet spot and smooth blur. The LM-10 is this little long one right here. There are three different lenses currently right now. And there's an app that you would purchase to go along with it as well to shoot with it. You don't have to glue magnets or anything and it just sticks right on like that. There's a little gadget to attach the Lensbaby so that it lines right up and then you don't have to add anything permanent to your camera. My case is by Mophie and it allows me to take just the top off, so I don't have to take my whole phone out. I was so excited when they came out with this because being able to have a Lensbaby with me all the time was really, really exciting for me. But my favorite gadget for adding to my phone is the Lensbaby Mobile kit. You can see the detail falls off quite a bit when you're in that close. And those are also both closeup of a magnolia and the base of a tulip, getting me in really close and really soft.
I asked myself, what would happen if I left it on? And I kind of liked it. I left it on to see what it would be like to shoot through it, so that's why that one sort of has that diffused look. This is the same subject, but I got a little bit closer on the right and then on the olloclip, there's a little glass cover. Dandelion and dew, and it's quite sharp as well. There's two more shots from the olloclip. You know, I kind of would like to have something in between my regular phone and the olloclip, but I'm having a ball with this, getting in really, really close and shooting flowers with it. The hardest part that I have is that you have to get so close. There's actually three options on the clip and it just clips right on, slides onto the top of your phone. With the olloclip, I can shoot at a x7, x14, and x21. This is an olloclip and it's how I get close because you know you can only get like, I don't know, eight inches away probably with your iPhone and when I want to put an emphasis just on the curves of the petals, I wanna get close, so I got an olloclip recently.
But let's start with things that you can add. So this is with distressed effects, a shot from my town. So the last thing that I wanna talk to you about is creating painterly photos with your iPhone, both with gadgets that you can add and with apps as well.
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