Have unprecedented precision control over the "sweet spot" of focus in your selective focus photos with the Lensbaby Composer Pro II with Sweet 35 Optic available here with a Nikon Z mount. This updated tool is completely compatible with the established Optic Swap System and can use any of the numerous optics available. This version improves upon the original Pro model by featuring a metal body as well as an improved tilt function that ranges from 0-15° in any direction.

Bundled with it is the Sweet 35, the widest focal length of any Lensbaby selective focus optic. This curved field optic differs from your standard lens by creating a spot of focus when tilted that can be manipulated in position by tilting the Composer and manipulated in size by manually changing the aperture from f/2.5 to f/22. The optic also offers manual focus as close as 7.5" from your subject. Additionally, it has a 46mm filter thread as well as an internal 12-blade diaphragm for extra smooth out-of-focus areas.

Nikon Z Mount/Full-Frame Format    Compatible with Optic Swap System    Metal Body with Tilt from 0-15°    Creates Spot of Focus Surrounded by Blur    Aperture Range: f/2.5 to f/22    Manual Focus and Aperture Control    Minimum Focus Distance: 7.5"    Filter Diameter: 46mm    Internal 12-Blade Diaphragm

• Composer Pro II features an upgraded metal body with charcoal gray accents and an improved tilt control from 0-15° in any direction.
• Compatible with Lensbaby Optic Swap System.
• The Sweet 35 Optic is a curved field of focus optic that creates a spot of focus surrounded by blur when utilized with tilt. When used straight ahead, the optic functions as a normal lens.
• Aperture range from f/2.5 to f/22.
• By using built-in close focus function, the Sweet 35 Optic can focus as close as 7.5" from the subject.
• Lens construction features 4 multi-coated glass elements, in 3 groups.
• The Sweet 35 Optic accepts 46mm filters for additional creative shooting techniques.
• Internal 12-blade aperture diaphragm for smooth out-of-focus elements.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this lense compatible to the Canon Rebel t6i?

A: Yes, any of our Canon lenses will be compatible with your Canon Rebel series camera, including the Composer Pro II with Sweet 35.

Q: 2. I currently have a D5300 DX format camera. I want to buy a Lensbaby 50 but I want to ensure I can also use it on a full frame because I plan to up grade my camera in the next year to an Nikon 850?

A: The Composer Pro II with Sweet 50 Optic works great on both a crop sensor and full-frame camera.

Q: 3. This is compatible with Canon MarkIV? I am thinking to buy Twist 60 optic as well!

A: Yes, it is compatible. Works perfectly on 5Dmkiv.

Q: 4. Is this compatible with my Olympus OMD-E-M1?

A: Yes, with the Micro 4/3 mount. It was designed for a full frame, so the sweet spot will go off frame sooner due to the smaller sensor. Ive only used it on my E-M 1, though, so I cant say its a problem. Happy shooting!

Q: 5. How much of the effect is lost when mounted to a Canon APS-C such as the Canon R7?

A: The visual effect created with the Lensbaby Composer Pro II with Sweet 35 Optic for Canon RF is not lost on cameras with an APS-C size sensor.

Q: 6. Compatible with canon 7d mark I I?

A: Yes, any of our Canon mounted lenses will be compatible with your camera. They will work in aperture priority mode and your in-camera light meter should work.

Q: 7. Can the Sweet 50 be removed from the Composer II so another optic can be used?

A: yes

Q: 8. Is the composer pro ii compatible with the macro filter kit?

A: Yes the Composer Pro II is compatible with the Lensbaby Macro Conversion Kit.

Q: 9. I have the composer pro ii in both canon and fuji mounts, and in both the lens is very hard to tilt even with the ring loosened. is this normal?

A: Hi Christie, we already corresponded via email. If you open and close the tension ring a few times and still have trouble, please send it in to us at Lensbaby and we will fix it for you.

Q: 10. I have the composer pro ii in both canon and fuji mounts, and in both the lens is very hard to tilt even with the ring loosened. is this normal?

A: I've not experienced trouble of this kind. It looks as if Lensbaby are offering to take them back for a fix if your problem persists. But it seems odd that you have the problem for both mounts (I assume two Lensbabies). Seems like you need to undo the tension ring, that is not the front silver ring which operates focus. It is the ring closest to the camera that needs to be turned anti clockwise.