Reddit reviews Haoun 12.5X Macro Lens Filter Camera Lens for DJI OSMO Pocket
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Application: Special designed 12.5X Macro Lens Filter for DJI OSMO Pocket camera.Main Function: Macro Lens - Mainly used to shoot very small objects such as flowers and insects,and also can Shoot portraits, and the image quality, contrast and saturation are pretty good.The 12.5x macro lens is a special lens for OSMO POCKET macro photography.The macro lens is designed for close-up photography, and the lens structure contains high-powered close-up corrective lenses that provide perfect imaging at 1:1 magnification.Filter Material - Aluminum + Optical Glass,waterproof,oil-proof and scratch-proof . Easy To Install - Remove the original lens cap by turning it counterclockwise, then rotate the filter clockwise to install it.Package: 1 x 12.5X Macro Lens Filter.
Here is a video showing how the case opens.
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And here are a couple of pictures showing the inside:
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https://i.imgur.com/fmt7aDP.png (Case open with the Pocket inside)
https://i.imgur.com/nfPqLz4.png (Case open showing storage)
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The case has storage for two phone connectors, two micro SD cards and up to four* ND filters.
*I say "up to four ND filters" because the storage spaces are designed for the DJI branded filters. 3rd party filters may not fit properly. There are two storage slots for the filters, and each slot is deep enough for two DJI filters stacked on top of each other. The image above shows a single Haoun 12.5X Macro Lens Filter stored in the lower slot. They're held in place by the filter's magnets. This particular filter has to fit upside down because the storage slots also have magnets, and if I try storing this particular lens right side up, the magnets repel each other and it jumps out of the slot. I will probably not store this particular filter in the case, because the convex lens is thicker than the frame, so it touches the bottom of the storage slot. I would be worried about scratches from long-term storage. Normal 3rd party ND filters seem to fit just fine.