The great iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus cameras allow users to take more photos, but they’re not always better photos. These iPhone 7 camera lenses and attachments will help you take better photos and videos. Capture a beautiful portrait, some interesting 360-degree shots, live stream video on Facebook, YouTube and more. Take extreme close-ups and macro shots or take wide-angle shots of a beautiful landscape with your iPhone and iPhone 7 camera lenses and add-ons included in this photography collection.
Olloclip iPhone 7 Camera Lenses
One of the best attachments comes from Olloclip. They make some of the best lens and mount systems available. We reviewed the Olloclip for iPhone 7 when they first came out last fall. The new Olloclip Core Lens Kit features a new design that is easier to use and means that when a new iPhone comes out, users will only need a new mount or case, not a new Olloclip lens kit. Check out the sample images to see the differences between the lenses and the built-in iPhone 7 Plus camera.
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Photo taken on iPhone 7 Plus without Olloclip Core Lens set to 2x
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Photo taken on iPhone 7 Plus Camera without Olloclip Core Lens set to 1X
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iPhone 7 Plus with Super Wide Lens in Olloclip Core Lens Set
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Fisheye Lens in Olloclip Core Lens Set with iPhone 7 Plus
The Core Lens kit costs $99.99 and includes a fisheye lens, a 15x macro lens, and a 120-degree field of view in the super wide-angle lens.
Olloclip is nice now iphone case For $29.99 it allows users to attach iPhone 7 camera lenses without having to remove their case.
Aukey Ora iPhone 7 Lens Kit
Aukey offers a cheaper alternative to Olloclip iPhone 7 camera lenses. Aukey Ora iPhone 7 Lens Kit ($45.99 on Amazon). It’s not that good, but it’s more budget-conscious. However, it doesn’t work on 7 Plus.
The Ora kit includes a 175 degree Ultra wide angle lens and a 3x Telephoto lens so you can get a wide field of view or get closer. The lenses have aluminum housings and the phone insert wraps the corner of the phone around the iPhone camera. They also include a lens hood.
Soft rubber padding that really touches the phone is not scratched. There’s also a 1/4-inch screw mount for attaching to a conventional tripod.
Insta360 Nano 360 Degree Camera
Many companies sell expensive 360-degree cameras, but most work independently of the phone and cost more than $300. An Insta360 Nano plugs into the Lightning connector on the iPhone 7 or iPhone 7 Plus. It adds dual iPhone 7 camera lenses with a total resolution of 3K, which captures full 360-degree video or photos in one click. only cost $199 at Amazon.
Drag with your mouse to see the 360-degree effect in the video above.
The lenses offer 3040 x 1520 resolution and the camera shoots at 39fps. A dual 210-degree fisheye lens captures both sides of the scene, and then the camera-powered app stitches them together.
Use the camera to capture Facebook Live video, live stream to YouTube or other services, or make your own local masterpiece. You can also capture interesting shots with the camera, like the “my little planet” style shot above.
You can view photos and videos using devices such as Gear Live or Google Daydream and Cardboard. Also a Android version your lens, which is even cheaper at just $129.99.
Mevo Camera by Livestream
If you want to stream live video on Facebook, YouTube or Livestream, you can do so with a computer webcam or even an iPhone. But Livestream’s Mevo Camera and app make these live streams look professional with multi-shot setup and smooth transitions. The app also tracks a person’s face so you can move around a scene or a room without having to move the camera.
The Mevo camera isn’t cheap at $399.99. You’ll really want to get the full package that includes a camera, a carrying case, and an accessory called Mevo Boost. Mevo Boost adds 8 hours of battery life to the 1 hour the camera has on its own. It also adds a USB cable and an Ethernet port for wired networking, a real positive for professional quality streams.
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My church uses the Mevo camera to live stream our Sunday worship services on Facebook. The camera connects to iPhone 7 via Wi-Fi and sends the signal to the Mevo app. The app posts to Facebook Live Stream. It looks really good and sounds good. We are trying to use our sound system to send the sound directly to the iPhone.
The Mevo app will also broadcast live to YouTube and Livestream.com. You can do both at the same time, but you can only stream to Facebook due to Facebook’s terms of service.
The camera has a micro SD card slot and video can be saved to the card for later editing or uploading to other services.
SanDisk iXpand Flash Drive
For our final product, we’re stepping away from the iPhone 7 camera lenses and looking at spare storage.
After capturing so many great images, your phone may be clogged with photos and videos. this Sandisk iXpand Flash Drives it will help to solve the problem. It plugs into the Lightning connector and lets you upload photos from the phone to the drive.
The other end of the drive has a USB connector that you can plug into your computer so you can copy them to the computer’s storage, edit them, and upload them to social media or photo/video cloud backup sites.
The rounded tip flexes to fit even a phone case. The drives come in the following storage sizes. Prices are taken from listings. Amazon.
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