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| These dual-lens clips let you convert both iPhone 7 Positive cameras |
Lens attachments have been a mainstay accessory for i Phones for years thanks to companies like Lollipop and Moment. But we’ve never seen anything quite like this new idea from a company called Kramer, if only because the iPhone has always only had one camera on the back.
Kramer developed a pretty clever case-and-clip solution
for sliding different lens attachments over the cameras on the back of
the iPhone 7 Plus. $45 gets you two clips: one that turns the wide angle into a fish eye and the telephoto into a longer zoom, and one that allows for macro photography.
What seems nice about the design is that you can easily
swap these attachments, or even slide them out of the way when you don’t
want to use them. You do have to use their case, though. And
keep in mind, photos taken with lens attachments often wind up looking a
little worse than ones taken with the regular cameras. But if they help
you get the shot you want, that difference in quality might not matter
as much in the end.