Lens Mount & Compatibility

Our intuitive clip-on lens mount featured a sliding mechanism to accommodate most smartphones (iOS or Android) including multiple cameras cluster (automatic camera switching will need to be disabled for optimal performance). Unlike low quality (weak) clip-on mount, our lens mount has a stronger tension spring and a locking thumb screw to ensure a secure fitment so there is no chance of any unwanted movement during a shoot – It's important for your lens stay centered to your phone's camera for optimal performance.

Compatible with most Android and iPhone 13/14

How to optimize your iPhone settings for optimal results.

Multiple Cameras Coverage

Our lenses DO NOT cover all 3 cameras, we explained why you need to avoid this! Additionally we highly recommend using our Lens Mount with a slim fit (thin) TPU case, the camera cut-out can provide extra support for the lens mount.

Macro Diopter Lenses

The ReefLens™ MKII PRO Kit comes with 3x HMC Multi-Coated* Macro Diopters (X4D, X8D, X15D) – Each lens allows you to get a closer focus on your coral, the larger the number the closer you can focus on the subject while its magnification will increase. These lenses can be stacked to find your best result!

Actinic Filters

Our actinic filters (12,000K, 16,000K, and 20,000K)* are optimized through many iterations. We match the optimal Pantone® color and intensity to specific actinic levels for actinic (blue) color correction, which reduces overly saturated orange (often seen on generic color filters).

Anti-Glare Filter

The multi-coated* anti-glare CPL* filter can greatly minimize reflection from the tank glass, especially when taking a full tank shot at an angle. This filter should only be used with any single actinic filter for a full tank shot or none-close-up shots!

Terminology

• Macro: The term Macro is used in Macrophotography when taking a picture of a close-distance object.
• Multi-coated: Lenses with multi-coating helps to minimize the glare, reflections, and enhance clarity of the captured image.
• 12,000K, 16,000K, and 20,000K referred to the reef lights spectrum settings in which you want to take your photo/video under.
• CPL: A circular polarizer filter can reduce reflection off reflective surfaces like glass and water. You can adjust the effect by rotating the front ring.