iPad Telephoto Lens will take close-ups with your tablet
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If you thought people were making fun of you for taking photos with your iPad before, just wait till you try on the iPad Telephoto Lens.
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There is something about seeing a tablet take photos that just brings on the giggles. Pair that with a telephoto lens and you've got a one-way ticket to lol-ville.
While the iPad's camera may not stack up to the iPhone's 8-megapixel unit, the latest iPad has an f/2.4, 5-megapixel camera that can do the trick if you left your iPhone at home. Some people even prefer using the iPad to take photos because its screen makes for a huge viewfinder. The tablet camera has become ubiquitous enough to necessitate a ban from some concert venues where music fans are frustrated by the large form factor used to capture concert footage.
If you can stand the snickers, the iPad Telephoto Lens will let you zoom in super close with your tablet. The accessory screws into a mount for your iPad 3, 4 or Mini and can be easily removed for storage. The lens for iPad 3 and 4 is 10x zoom while the lens for the 5MP Mini is 12x. Both cost $25 from Photojojo.
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The iPad Telephoto Lens can take some super close ups. (Example from Photojojo.)
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