This package is overall package looks the most polished so far.

We're seeing so many phone manufacturers pack in extra cameras, put more lenses on their devices.

Then there's this thing.

It's called Shift Cam.

This turns your device into digital SLR.

Essentially, it puts all these various adaptors on there to give you even Maur opportunities from a focal range perspective all the way from 120 degree wide angle up to 20 x macro.

Now, that's not something you could do just with your phone cameras.

So if you and you got what you want to get really creative, like go out in the wilderness, you won't try to take a photo of a bee or something up close or you want to get an ultra wide.

This is a way to get even.

Maur photography versatility Out of the current device that you've already got, you have a front facing 1 20 degree wide angle lens that gives you a field of view similar to what the current generation pixel can do on the front facing camera and one of the only times I would ever consider using a selfie camera.

If there's a group setting, they've also had his other is after Over here.

I don't know if this thing screws on.

I mean, maybe you even want more.

Maybe you're getting crazy.

Let's take a look at what's inside.

So we have that piece.

That's the main component.

Look, there's that's that's you, Jack, that you and Casper.

Is this a genuine leather wrist band?

No, absolutely not.

The front adapter man.

This is pretty wild.

This clips onto the front camera, and that's what gives you the wide angle in that department.

Does this go on to protect it?

Oh, that's a magnet that's well designed.

Oh, that's a kickstand.

Does that make sense?

Yeah, let me sense.

Right.

Little kickstand option.

Not sure why you need that.

Who needs a digital SLR?

That's all I have to say.

Oh, my God.

Look at this lens.

Wow!

Holy ultra white 12 mil.

This for me, as cool as this is, it's like at this point, is getting a little out of hand.

A lot of you are like cheese.

Get a real camera at that point.

There are still some advantages, though, to using a smartphone, which is the fact that you're connected so you can share immediately.

And that's kind of the police and way that people are consuming user generated content.

Now, maybe you won't be out there shooting video, streaming it, broadcasting it immediately after Then you could use something like this to get a look that is much different than what a typical smartphone is capable of.

But for me, this is a step.

A step may be a step too far in this situation where as this I feel like there's a lot more practical and you're carrying the whole package around.

It's still pocketable, all right?

So I mean, if it's on like a typical case, so this guy just slides in and you can see it kind of clicks at different points along the way.

What are we looking at?

I mean, we're looking at the two standard cameras, and then we got another six.

That's eight cameras set up jet and in this guy, I guess, would slide like this and it clicks in.

So there you go.

Front camera, also wide.

Now let's take a look at somebody's focal range is all right.

We have our favorite model here.

He's ready for a fight.

Jack, give me a deal from a new contract.

All right, So this is one X standard iPhone camera boom.

Done.

Two x standard iPhone camera.

Boom.

Done.

And then we're gonna slide on the first lens situation.

Oh, you can tell right away.

That's wider.

Has quite a bit wider.

Who moved to the two on the same module?

Go to the next who were into the zoom range.

Significant zoom range here.

That probably minimum focusing.

Range somewhere on there with one x o or we're fully in fish.

I territory here in the one X and the last option here.

Oh, this must be the macro is basically touching.

And the detail is there.

Oh, my God.

Holy iPhone.

Look at this.

You see the grooves in the paint?

Okay, so the macro very nice toe.

Have you know what?

Let's try and get this text on the Starbucks.

That's one of the coolest things about these adapters.

Is the macro.

In my opinion, you can actually see the way it was printed on.

You could see the stamp There.

You see the way to ink dry?

How about this?

Knife on box therapy knife, Actual letters.

Grain of the steel.

Jack, you gotta be impressed.

No, look at that.

Come on now and Oh, my goodness.

Is this a to X Mastro now?

So that's the one x, which is already like, super close.

You can see the grain in the object here, but you go to the two x and you're like in your in the green.

Remember, it's 1 20 degree wide angle which we showed you its way back from this guy.

There was the fish eye as well, which gives you the black border around.

And that circular appearance also very wide and interpretation 10 x macro 20 x mackerel, which we just showcase to you and then a two ex telephoto.

That's useful, that sort of ah, amore traditional or typical lens adaptor.

It's also the most common implementation we've seen for a secondary camera unit.

On most smartphones, they just, like throw the zoom in.

So that's a little less exciting, A little less interesting to remind we'll slide this on and see what we're working with now that's giving you a lot more weight of that.

Funny enough, this seems to have changed the whole like color of the frame as well.

So it's a wide angle shot.

So it gives you this cool kind of perspective, and it's just one of the benefits of having a bigger piece of glass you can just get You can produce sharper images.

Yes, it's an adapter.

You're still using the lens on the camera.

But this is just giving you an advantage over some of the smaller adaptors on the travel piece You can see there you're sharing this stuff on social media for the most part anyways, and a discrepancy between the wide adapter that exists on the travel unit in this one.

Once you've shared it once it's compressed, chewed up by the very social media.

It's like I don't know if it's worth the headache of carrying around the actual bigger adapter.

Okay, last up, we have the selfie unit, and this gives you the wide angle on the front.

So first things first.

I should just shoot front selfie without the adapter.

All right, regular focal range.

They go.

Typical stuff, kind of boring, and then we slide this guy on?

Oh yeah, that's whiter.

It's not crazy wide, but it didn't really do the thing I was hoping for it to do, which is give you enough leeway to fit other people in the frame of penises.

You're still in the territory of, like fitting one other person.

Really, I think this piece is what this unit is all about.

I think it's what makes it cool.

It's small.

It has a magnetic cover.

You can keep it on the case permanently, and you get this wide variety of possibilities for shots.

You could really get creative with it because part of the thing is with photography on smart phones these days is smartphones themselves are doing such a good job, Algorithmic Lee, of letting you leave it in automatic mode and then referencing and changing the dynamics of a photo based on the neural network and all this wild technology.

So it's kind of taking you the photographer out of the equation.

To a certain extent.

You bring something like this on to here, and it's kind of the best of both worlds where you can still get creative.

You can still make certain choices for focal range, which then changes perspective and changes an entire image.

And then you can still utilize some of the smarts that exists within the smart phone.

To then kind of enhanced those creative decisions.

Where you go is the travel set edition Flimsy box right there.

What's the price?

Well, lay it down.

Let us know.

69.

99.

You know what?

69 99.

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