Instagramers London’s @thepastamaster to give presentation on the Olloclip at London’s Covent Garden Apple Store

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On Wednesday 19 June 2013, from 6.30pm, our very own Christian Graham will show off his fisheye, macro and wide angle skills when he demonstrates the versatility of Olloclip’s 3 in 1 lens system for iPhone4/4S and iPhone5 at London’s Covent Garden Apple Store.

Christian aka @thepastamaster is a dab hand with the Olloclip, and can always be relied upon for his fisheye skills with the obligatory London Instameet group shot.

Come and join Christian and his fellow London Instagramers at the Apple Store, and find out how to enhance your mobile photography skills using the Olloclip. You can check our meetup page here.

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Instagramers London were also lucky enough to get our hands on Olloclip’s great new Quick-Flip case, which we have been road testing over the past few days.

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The best part about olloclip is… Vine.

Jethro Ames has been making some amazing Vines - and we aren’t the only ones who have noticed. A few months months ago, he won the Tribeca #6SECFILM competition (in the “Animate” category) with his video “How to clear out your garage from a scary ghost”. 

Matt Swinsky won the “Genre” category using the fisheye lens.  Matt’s genre-winning vine can be seen here. We’ve also included one of his more recent vines below. 

Finally, Mashable’s editor in chief Lance Ulanoff uses his new Quick-Flip™ case and an olloclip for his “Desktop Battle” video.  Look closely to see the Pro-Photo Adapter attached to the new olloclip case.   

His full review of the olloclip 3-in-1 lens and Quick-Flip™ case is here. http://mashable.com/2013/06/02/olloclip-lens/ 

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14 Jun 2013

Two years on, a letter to update the olloclip Kickstarters:

Hello Kickstarters,

I wanted to share a few photos with you. The dream you helped fund exactly two years ago was a dream about photography. Below you’ll see our design team — I’m part of it — taking inspiration from Steve Jobs. We walk by him multiple times a day, chewing on our designs and thinking,”Would Steve approve of it?” It is with a great amount of pride that I tell you about the past year of innovation and design at olloclip.

Since you funded the olloclip 3-in-1 lens project, the olloclip has had great success worldwide and is sold in every Apple Store in the world. A range of new products are in the pipeline as a direct result. You may have already seen our Quick-Flip™ case which was featured in all kinds of tech blogs and news outlets. The Quick-Flip™ case is shipping now. Also available now is the olloclip App, which allows you to easily adjust fisheye, wide-angle and macro photos captured with your lens system. I’ve included a links to some reviews in case you would like to learn more.

I love being able to meet the original Kickstarters at Apple Stores and events like SXSW and CES. Thank you so much for your support and enthusiasm. I am inspired by the photos you share on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter. Your talent as mobile photographers makes me grateful to be a part of the olloclip community.

Stay tuned. There’s more to come.

Thank you again,

Patrick O’Neill
olloclip CEO

Link to order the Quick-Flip™ case: 
http://www.olloclip.com/order/#case

Use the coupon code, OLLOCASE10 for $10 dollars off your case order for a limited time.

Link to olloclip App: 
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/olloclip/id646081887?mt=8

Link to olloclip Quick-Flip™ case video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e_TespI2esY

Link to Mashable editor’s review of case: 
http://mashable.com/2013/06/02/olloclip-lens/

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This past weekend, the olloclip team took a trip to Coachella Valley to photograph its festival.  We wanted to share a handful of photos from our trip.  The first thing to strike us at the festival was the light.

Sound aside, the most exciting part of Cochella is the light.  Well, at least for photographers.  Over three nights, each sunset appeared radiantly but never like the night before.  As the natural light faded, new light appeared.  It came in the form of strobe lights, lasers and smoke machines to diffuse them.  These three wide-angle shots are of (1) the main stage (2) the crowd against the Ferris Wheel (3) the lights from Benny Benassi’s set at the Sahara stage. 
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