I have an iPhone 5, &amp; I was wondering if the lenses are magnetic? or do I need to attach those round things?
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They're magnetic but for some reason they don't just attach to your phone.. They come with some round sticker magnets that you attach them to.. So if you don't mind having sticky stuff on your phone this is the one for you. But if you do it would be better to get the kind of lenses that slide on so you don't have to stick them.. Something like these
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There is a magnet strip that stays forever on your phone around the camera. But the actual lenses do not; you can remove them whenever you want. When you want to attach and use the lens that's when you place it on the magnetic strip to hold. The strip is not that strong, it will hold the lens in place but with too much movement it can fall off.
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you have to attach a metal ring to your camera to attach the lens, which uses a magnet. I would nota recommend attaching the ring to your screen for the front camera. It would work on the 5c back camera though
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Depending on how you place it on the i-phone, it provides you with a fish-eye lens, a macro lens or a wide-angle lens. I use it mostly for the macro, which lets me take great, detailed pictures of things like insects and flowers or details of art. You literally have to have the camera within an inch of the subject, so you either need incredibly steady hands, or get a stand for it. Also it's a very shallow depth of field, but that's the deal with macro lenses - especially when they're this inexpensive.
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Because of how generic this kit is, the lenses could probably be used on almost any camera phone you can think of. If your phone doesn't have metal around its camera for the magnets to stick to, you simply apply the magnetic ring, which is sticky like a Post-It note, and then attach the lenses to the magnetic ring.
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If I'm not mistaken, it should. The set comes with metal rings which stick onto your device allowing the magnetic lens to be snapped on and off with ease. Now if you have a case, some "trimming" may be needed.
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Not quite sure I understand your question properly, but I'll try to answer. As long as: A) the camera lens is unobscured by ANYthing, and B) you can attach the Leegoal metal ring in proper position around the phones' camera lens, you should be able to attach the Leegoal lens to the phone. Depending on how thick the case is that you're using, you may have focus issues with the Leegoal lens, but with a little work you can even adjust to overcome some of those. NOT all of them, mind you, but a couple focus issues can be worked around. Trial and error. The lens is a lot of fun. If you have a little time to experiment, I think it's well worth playing around with it a bit. Good luck! Not quite sure I understand your question properly, but I'll try to answer. As long as: A) the camera lens is unobscured by ANYthing, and B) you can attach the Leegoal metal ring in proper position around the phones' camera lens, you should be able to attach the Leegoal lens to the phone. Depending on how thick the case is that you're using, you may have focus issues with the Leegoal lens, but with a little work you can even adjust to overcome some of those. NOT all of them, mind you, but a couple focus issues can be worked around. Trial and error. The lens is a lot of fun. If you have a... » Read More Not quite sure I understand your question properly, but I'll try to answer. As long as: A) the camera lens is unobscured by ANYthing, and B) you can attach the Leegoal metal ring in proper position around the phones' camera lens, you should be able to attach the Leegoal lens to the phone. Depending on how thick the case is that you're using, you may have focus issues with the Leegoal lens, but with a little work you can even adjust to overcome some of those. NOT all of them, mind you, but a couple focus issues can be worked around. Trial and error. The lens is a lot of fun. If you have a little time to experiment, I think it's well worth playing around with it a bit. Good luck! « Show Less
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Physically yes, you get a sticky metal ring you'd have to attach to the ipad. But I'm not sure how the optics would work. Maybe the manufacturer can tell you. Or just get it and try it, it's a fun little toy.
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Your iPad is shielded from magnetic fields. There are some phone mounts that use a magnet directly on the phones. YMMV.
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It attaches magnetically. First you must glue a thin metal shim around the camera lens that does not prevent the lens from opening or closing. The shim comes with the kit and all you do is remove a paper bit and press it on...very easy. The filter will then stick magnetically to this shim. You can either leave the filter in place (the lens WILL close with it on) or take it off for nightime shots.
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I would think not as it comes with a case designed for an iPhone 5 that all the lenses attach to.
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The set comes with thin metal circular plates that are sticky on one side and just metal on the other so the lens magnetizes to the sticker around your camera. I just leave the sticker in my phone and my lens in my purse and it's ready to use! It's super simple and I would recommend these. I've used them a lot
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It comes with these rings that you stick on to your phone lens, well around the lens. So that the fisheye attaches itself magnetically.
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No. It connects to a case that only fits the phone. Regardless, the product was defective and I read about similar problems in other reviews. The only way to contact the company is if they see your negative review on Amazon and respond to you. They did and I sent them a photo of the defective lenses as they asked (don't fit into the case opening- just fall out). Thought I would get a response back after that but never heard from them again. Personally, any company that provides ZERO ways to contact them is shady in my opinion. Stay away.
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The nexus 5 has a magnetic rim built in and should work even better!..except my order had the lenses of polar opposites... so 1 stuck and 1 repelled!... so i think its luck of the draw since other users said the built in magnet worked great for them.
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Yes, the lenses work great on a iPhone 4. But it depends on your phone case. I would have to remove my phone case to use then lenses, but I had a cheap case, and the camera lens opening was pretty small.
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Mine is currently attached to the ballistic case for my iphone 4s. There is a set of various sized metal rings that use double sided sticky tape to adhere the ring to the surface surrounding the camera lens.The 3in1 then magnetically clicks to the ring. If you are a instagram user you be able to see sample picks by entering #fisheyelens or #macrolens Hope that helps