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A human eye has a converging lens behind the iris, held by the ciliary muscles. When tension is applied on lens by ciliary muscles, shape (convexity) of the lens changes and image is focussed on retina. These ciliary mucsles form ciliary tube, thus focussing is done by change in the convexity of lena by ciliary tube. 👀