Enhance your mobile photography with the W10 Phone Telescope from Yongnuo, which features a 10x magnification, which helps to resolve sharp details from a distance. Its prism reflects 99.9% of light, which allows for a high refractive index and reduces dark edges, while it's 5-layer multi-coated optical lenses transmit 99.5% of light and helps resolve images with greater clarity. Its 50mm objective lens increases the amount of incoming light and provides a large field of view and a 1/4"-20 female thread on the bottom means the W10 can be mounted to a tripod. It is also waterproof and employs manual focus. Included is a phone holder, for securing the W10 to your phone's camera as well as eyepiece cover, an objective lens cover, and a carrying case.

10x Magnification Factor    BAK4 Prim with 99.9% Reflectivity    Five Layer Multi-Coated Optical Lenses    Manual Focus    1/4"-20 Tripod Thread    Includes Phone Holder

Increases the refractive index of light and reduces dark edges with 99.9% reflectivity.

Multi-layer coated optical lenses, with five layers of coating, transmit 99.5% of light and make the image clearer.

This lens weighs 0.55 pounds.

This lens uses manual focus for greater precision.

A large 50mm objective lens increases the amount of incoming light and provides a large field of view.

With support for a variety of mobile phone cameras via an included phone holder, the W10 may also be mounted to a tripod using its integrated 1/4"-20 thread.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. It will work with Sony DSC RX10IV???

A: I do not believe so because Sony does not use a standard hot shoe

Q: 2. How many shots can you get off a set of batteries (Duracell for example) ?

A: That would depend on power settings - I've used them for portraits with a 3 flash set-up of medical staff members about 25 people and shot easily 6-8 exposures of each person one set of batteries. . . . so about 150-200 shots, and still had decent recharging times.

Q: 3. Does this work with a Mamiya m645?

A: Yes, it will fire with the Mamiya m645. However, there will not be any TTL communication with the camera.

Q: 4. I owned an earlier model of this flash which was excellent except that it ran down the batteries even if it wasn't on. Was this fixed?

A: I have not experienced that during shoots. However, it is good practice to remove the batteries from any speedlight when storing it.

Q: 5. Candice flash Mountain to my Canon 7D in my Nikon 3100

A: Yes, you can mount this flash on either camera.

Q: 6. Hello does this flash have AF Assist beam built in

A: This flash does not have an AF assist beam built in. This would be a feature that is camera dependent.

Q: 7. Will it work with the Canon T6i

A: Yes, the Yongnuo Speedlite YN660 would be compatible for use with the Canon EOS Digital Rebel T6i DSLR camera. As this is a manual flash, do note that you will have to set the flash output power manually on the flash.

Q: 8. Does it work with a Canon Point & Shoot camera?

A: Probably not unless your camera has a shoe mount for the flash. This is a manual flash.

Q: 9. Can the Yongnuo YN600EX-RTII trigger the Yongnuo YN660 using the radio mode (not optical) ?

A: Yes. Thats how I use it.

Q: 10. Is it compatible with the Dmc G7 Lumix?

A: Yes, this flash is compatible with the Panasonic Lumix G7.