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Orphek Aquarium LED lighting Extra Wide Coral Lens – Kit for DSRL 52mm and All Smartphones 4 Included: Macro, CPL Polarized, 15,000k Orange, 20,000k Yellow Made of Glass Better Photography!
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About Orphek Aquarium LED Lighting Extra Wide Coral Lens
ORPHEK Wide CORAL LENS KIT (4 LENS) If you like to take amazing photos of your corals and aquarium, the Orphek Wide Coral Lens Kit for smartphones and DSLR camera will render you amazing pictures. And why is that? Because the pictures will look like your aquarium in real life for the first time! You will get professional quality to your pictures due to our special lens. WHAT CAN I DO WITH ORPHEK CORAL LENS? If you are a reefer with a smartphone or DSLR camera you know that no matter how you good you are in taking photos, the pictures you take never look exactly how your aquarium really are… BUT, combining our 15,000k Orange Lens with our 20,000k Yellow Lens you will be able to reproduce the exact natural look of your aquarium in your pictures! If you notice that sometimes you have light reflection and glare on your photos, our CPL 52mm reduces light reflection and increases color saturation! If you wish to take the best closeups photos with details never seen before, our MACRO Lens for Close up Photos will blow your mind! IS IT EASY TO USE? YES! It is super easy to use! We offer you a clip-on system combined with an add-on system: The high Quality Glass Lens made by Orphek can be attached for enhanced effects with our universal detachable clip and you can add as many lens as you wish from your kit. All you have to do is just to add the lens you wish to use inside the clip and screw it (them) then install the clip on your phone and make sure the lens is/are aligned with the phone camera lens. (Double lens only needs to cover the main lens). How easy is that?
