Key Takeaways
1. ShiftCam’s LensUltra Explorer Series features a 240 mm equivalent periscope telephoto lens offering about 10x zoom for iPhone users.
2. The lens is designed for photographers, making it ideal for events like concerts and travel due to its compact size.
3. It includes a macro adapter for 2x magnification and comes with circular polariser and variable ND filters for enhanced photography.
4. The series features handy accessories, including ShiftCam’s Planck SSD for extra storage and the Grip Pro for stabilization and power.
5. The LensUltra Explorer series launches on October 1, with a preview at IFA Berlin from September 5-9, but pricing details are not yet available.
Hong Kong’s ShiftCam, known for its high-quality iPhone lenses, is back with its latest creation. The LensUltra Explorer Series features a remarkable 240 mm equivalent periscope telephoto lens, which delivers around 10x zoom when attached to the iPhone’s primary or ‘wide’ camera.
Perfect for Photographers
ShiftCam believes this lens is ideal for capturing images at concerts, during travels, and in nature. Its compact size makes it more convenient than lugging around a mirrorless camera with a similar telephoto lens or even a compact camera like the Canon PowerShot ELPH 360 that has a built-in zoom lens.
Additional Features
In addition to the telephoto lens, the LensUltra Explorer series has a macro adapter that provides 2x magnification, allowing users to stack multiple adapters for even closer shots. It also comes with a circular polariser filter and two variable ND filters that reduce incoming light by either 1-5 or 6-9 stops.
Handy Accessories
For those who take a lot of photos, the series includes ShiftCam’s Planck, a small SSD that connects via your phone’s USB-C port, ensuring you never run out of storage when you need it the most. Considering the lens’s long focal length, we suggest adding the ShiftCam Grip Pro to your kit, which stabilizes your shots and doubles as a 5,000 mAh power bank.
ShiftCam’s products are specifically designed for iPhones. To utilize the lens, you can select from either a fabric-backed camera case or a clear camera case that is also compatible with non-Pro iPhones.
The LensUltra Explorer series is set to launch on October 1 of this year, but you can catch a glimpse of it at IFA Berlin from September 5-9. The pricing information is still under wraps.
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