Make An iPhone Macro Lens With Sugru


Want to use your iPhone for macro photography? Aussie blogger Kirsty outlines how you can build a macro lens attachment using perennial Lifehacker favourite Sugru.

To achieve the zoom effect, Kirsty used part of an old lens, but you could get a similar result with a magnifying glass. The Sugru allows you to make a customer holder which attaches to the side of your iPhone, and the same approach could easily be adopted for other smartphones. Hit the link for step-by-step instructions.

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