Wide Hybrid Edition - iPhone 11 Pro Max

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$199.99 USD

Wide Angle Lens & Hybrid Filter set for iPhone 11 Pro Max. Our Wide Lens enables you to get ultra wide better low-light photography along with a 2x wider front camera for vlogging. The Hybrid Filter removes reflections and adds cinematic motion blur to your videos. With a patented mounting system between the Wide Lens & Hybrid Filter, the Wide Hybrid Edition is the go-to collection for filmmakers & photographers.

If each item is purchased separately, the total cost is $229.98

WHAT'S IN THE BOX?

☉ Wide Angle Lens
☉ Hybrid Filters (ND16/PL, ND32/PL, ND64/PL)
☉ iPhone 11 Pro Max Lens Case
☉ Clip-on Mount
☉ Lens Caps + Pouches

SPECS

Technical Parameters

Wide Lens - 16MM | Magnification - 0.56X
Hybrid Filters - ND16/PL, ND32/PL, ND64/PL
Glass on Filters & Lens - Multi-coated

Our Wide Hybrid Edition includes:

1x Wide Lens
1 x Hybrid Filter
1 x iPhone 11 Pro Max Case
2 x Clip-on

Compatibility

iPhone 11 Pro Max

SHIPPING

USA

Service	Cost	Delivery Time
USPS Shipping	Free	3-5 Business Days
FedEx/UPS 2^nd Day	$19	2 Business Days
FedEx/UPS Overnight	$29	1 Business Day

CANADA*

Service	Cost	Delivery Time
Standard	$8.50	3-7 Business Days
DHL (FedEx)	$40	2-5 Business Days

INTERNATIONAL*

Service	Cost	Delivery Time
Standard	$8.50	10-20 Business Days
DHL (FedEx)	$40	3-5 Business Days

- Orders made after 11AM EST on a Friday will ship the following Monday.

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*International Duties & Customs paid by recipient.

Ultra Wide Night Mode

The one catch with iPhone 11's new impressive night mode is that it can't be used with the new ultra-wide lens. This eliminates your ability to capture wide shots in low light — think sunsets and camping!

With the SANDMARC Wide Lens attached to the standard iPhone 11 lens you will be able use night mode and capture more of your environment, giving you that ultra wide look in low light conditions.

Manage Reflections

The Hybrid Filter also reduces reflections for clearer skies and more transparent bodies of water, all while minimizing the amount of light that enters the camera.