Olloclip is the name to beat when it comes to clip-on lenses for your smartphone, which is pretty big for a company with humble Kickstarter beginnings.
Well the start-up is back for round-two, and this time it’s peddling an entire smartphone photography suite called Olloclip Studio.
What’s more, the company is making a return to Kickstarter to launch its latest product, in hopes of mimicking the original Olloclip’s success.
The OlloClip Studio system is centred around a smartphone case that’s got a rail-mounting system on the back.
This allows the user to pin all manner of photography accessories to your iPhone 6 or iPhone 6 Plus, all of which are included in the ‘Studio’ package.
So what sort of accessories are we talking here? There’s a ‘finger grip’, two tripod mounts, two cold-shoe adapters for a mic or light, and a kickstand.
“When we set out to design the integrated accessories,
He continued: “From this research, we created the simplest and most intuitive way to grip your phone, enabling you to be more immersed in the capture process than ever before.”
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The Kickstarter project went live this morning, and has already racked up $4,290 (£2,743) of its $100,000 (£64,000) goal with 30 days to go.
If you want to bag an Olloclip Studio, you’ll need to muster up at least $35 (£22) – that’s a discount on the ‘anticipated retail value’ of $49.99 (£32).
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