Phone Camera Lens Kit: Fisheye, Macro, Telephoto & CPL

One clip, five ways to see

• Go wide with 180° fisheye

  The 180° fisheye takes in skylines, ceilings and whole campsites in one frame. It bends straight lines on purpose, which is the point. Pair it with a portable phone tripods setup for steady wide shots on the trail.

• See close at 15X macro

  At 15X magnification the macro lens picks out petals, insect legs and bark texture that the built-in lens smears into color. Get the phone steady, move in slowly and let daylight do the focusing work.

• Cut glare with CPL

  Turn the knurled ring while you watch the screen, and reflections on lake water and shop windows drop away. The colors underneath come through cleaner, which is most of the reason to carry a polarizer.

Clip on and shoot in three steps

1. 1
   Mount the clip

   Open the spring clip and seat it over the camera lens on the back of your phone. Check that it sits centered and flat before you shoot.

2. 2
   Screw in a lens

   Thread the metal barrel onto the clip until it stops. A firm twist and a snug fit tell you it is locked in.

3. 3
   Turn the CPL ring

   For glare, rotate the knurled ring while watching the preview on screen. Stop when reflections fade, then shoot.

Everything you need in one pouch

• Universal clip base×1

  Spring clip that grips most smartphones

• Fisheye lens×1

  180° field of view

• Macro lens×1

  15X magnification

• 0.65X wide lens×1

  Wider frame for landscapes

• Telephoto lens×1

  Pulls distant subjects closer

• CPL filter×1

  Knurled ring for glare control

• Zippered carry pouch×1

  Keeps the metal lenses apart

• Carabiner clip×1

  Hangs the pouch on a bag strap