Olloclip's 3-In-One lens system has won rave reviews from iPhone-wielding photographers. That kit includes fisheye, wide angle and macro lenses, and Olloclip has just introduced a companion telephoto lens that helps you get crisp, clear closeups like never before.
The telephoto lens - sold separately from the Three-In-One lens kit, costs $99.99. It provides 2x magnification compared to the built-in lens on the iPhone and iPod touch. It works with the iPhone 4S, iPhone 5, and iPod touch 4th and 5th generation models. The device clips on securely to the iOS device without marring the finish. Also included is a Circular Polarizing Lens (CPL) filter, which blocks out light coming in at angles you can adjust by turning the lens. The CPL also works with the lenses included in the Three-In-One kit.
Look for it at major retailers including Apple this month, with Best Buy to follow in August.
The Olloclip 3-in-One lens system thrilled our own Leanna Lofte and Rene Ritchie when they got their hands on one for the first time last year at CES. Earlier this year Olloclip released a free companion app that helps control distortion effects created by the lenses included in the 3-In-One lens system.
Have you used the Olloclip lenses? What do you think? Or do you not want to clip on something additional to your iOS device? Tell me in the comments!
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