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In fact, ever since my Nikon D took a suicidal, lens-first dive off a cliff and into a waterfall, my iPhone has become my only camera. Over the last three months, Cult of Mac has been testing various lenses for the iPhone 6 in a search for the best aftermarket glass.

Olloclip has become the biggest name in iPhone lenses thanks to its super-handy attachments, which add up to four different lenses to your Apple phone. Previous models simply snapped onto the corner of your iPhone, but for the iPhone 6 model, the company took a different approach, utilizing a new pendant design that works with front and back cameras for the first time ever.

This allows you to align the Olloclip with your front-facing camera too. Instead of fiddling with a tripod and timer to get a mountain in the background of my selfie , I just slapped on the clip on while gliding in my kayak and snapped away. The updated design also makes it a lot easier to keep track of your Olloclip.

I had a habit of losing the old Olloclips. The fisheye produces a lot of distortion around the edges, but if you crop the main section into an square, it can look a lot better than sharing a panorama in a tiny Instagram square. Aligning the lens with your front camera is really easy, but getting it aligned perfectly in the back is kind of a pain. The metal clip is too narrow to fit over the iPhone with a case, requiring you to make your iPhone go nude each time you want to snap a wide-angle selfie.

The glass quality of the Olloclip leaves a lot to be desired, too see gallery above for comparisons of Olloclip versus Moment. The Olloclip wide-angle, which we used more than any of the other lenses, adds a lot of blurriness and warping near the edges of pictures.

The flattening effect of this lens has fixed the distortion and his facial proportions are more life-like and flattering. Below is the larger version of the image taken with the telephoto lens.

The quality of this close-up photo turned out a lot better than the one of the castle which was taken from a distance. It can be quite disconcerting for your subject to have an iPhone so close to their face when taking their picture! Using a telephoto lens allows you to shoot from further away, which helps your subject to relax. But with this Ultra-Wide lens from olloclip you can get much more of the scene into the frame. In the examples below you can see how much more of the scene can be included in the shot.

With all wide-angle lenses, and especially ultra-wide or fisheye lenses, you do get a significant amount of image distortion. As you can see in the larger version of the ultra-wide angle photo below, you get a curving effect which makes straight lines appear curved. The first photo shown larger below was taken with the standard iPhone lens which is fairly wide angle.

Notice the straight edges of the tile have a slight curve to them. The second photo shown below was taken with the olloclip Ultra-Wide lens. In this image the curvature of the edges is far more pronounced and it looks like the subject is bulging in the middle. The third photo shown below was taken with the olloclip 2x Telephoto lens.

Notice how the curvature has been corrected — the edges appear straight and the tile looks flat. A telephoto lens will cancel out the wide angle effect of the built-in iPhone lens. I hope the above examples have demonstrated how wide angle and telephoto lenses affect the way your subject appears, and that the olloclip 2x Telephoto Lens can solve the problem of wide angle lens distortion.

This is particularly useful for portrait photography and perhaps where you want a more accurate record of what your subject looks like. In the next comparison, you can see three different versions of the entrance to a castle. Each photo was shot from the exact same location using the olloclip Ultra-Wide lens left , the built-in iPhone lens middle , and the olloclip 2x Telephoto lens right.

Below you can see the larger versions of the above images, giving a better indication of the quality, distortion and edge-blurring. And finally, the 2 x Telephoto lens which allowed me to get a much closer view, but with some blurring around the edges:. Below is one more example comparing the effect of the three different lenses: Ultra Wide, built-in iPhone lens and 2x Telephoto respectively.

Again, all photos were taken from the exact same position. But when used carefully, i.