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This Advanced Lens System Will Be the Finest Thing to Ever Happen to Your Phone Photos


Out with the old and in with the new.

Are you an owner of the iPhone X? or else known the latest from Apple? Well if so, then you're going to need to pair it with the latest in phone accessories. And if you're hoping to do exactly that while stepping up your photography game, olloclip has you covered.

The highly-reviewed brand is taking the iPhone X's dazzling photo capabilities to a whole new level thanks to its Connected X Lens System, which introduces a new mount, tweaked cameras, and pairs well with Apple's facial recognition proficiency. All in all, it pretty much manifests "new."

Olloclip's latest model makes it possible to broaden the spectrum of your iPhone X's photography potential in both a literal and a figurative sense. It widens the reach of the camera for both a wider and closer field-of-vision. Essentially, it blows any or all of those filters and editing apps out of the water.

Here are a few of the privileges from Olloclip's big iPhone X-themed drop. Although do Remember: change is good. But in this case, very good.

If you've been anticipating to make those amateur photography dreams come true and filter your Instagram feed, the Mobile Photography Set is basically going to be your own intimate assistant. For just $99.99, it comes with three different lenses, an adaptable, simple system (including attachments), screen protector-compatible mount, a stand, caps, and cleaning cloth. It's actually legit.



Even though you don't need a new phone case to accommodate or work with Olloclip's lenses, they do offer a slim and sleek case at an affordable and reasonable price. For just $29.99, the case is created so that the lenses can attach smoothly onto the phone without struggle.

But of course, if it's unfamiliar to you, it may require a little bit of adjustment. As should always be a case, there's a convenient instructional YouTube video for that.

If you don't have an iPhone X, Olloclip's models for other iPhone models, including the 6, 7, and 8, are available on Amazon.



The adventure-friendly lens is all set to take on any and all destinations you may encounter, attaching easily to your iPhone 8 or 8 plus as well as the iPhone 7 or 7 plus. It's optimal for taking pictures of your travels and excursions due to its extra-wide lens built specifically for adventure shooters and portrait photography.



If you're not as skillful with photography or not quite sure where to start, the Core Lens Set comes appointed with the essentials. The set, which is touted as the "most rewarded" in its field, adds fisheye, super-wide, and macro lenses, so all of your bases are covered.

And of course, if you're a beginner, you are going to need help setting up. Luckily, there's a YouTube tutorial for that as well.

All you have to do now is embark upon your next adventure. It might be as close as your garden or it just might be somewhere totally, completely new.


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