• Fisheye Lens (198°): Captures ultra-wide, distorted circular images that mimic the vision of a fisheye. • Wide Angle Lens (0.63x): Allows you to capture a larger area in your photo, excellent for landscapes and large groups. • Macro Lens (15x): Designed for capturing very small objects with high detail from a close distance, such as insects, dewdrops, and plant details (often integrated or combined behind the wide-angle lens). • Telephoto Lens (2x): Helps to zoom in on distant objects by double without losing digital image quality. • Circular Polarizing Filter (CPL Filter): Reduces unwanted reflections (like reflections on water or glass) and increases color saturation, especially the blue of the sky. • Star Filter: Adds a radiant star effect to direct light sources (like streetlights or candles). • Radial Filter: Creates a circular motion blur effect that focuses on the center, giving a sense of depth. • Flow Filter: Makes stationary objects appear to be in rapid dynamic motion. • Kaleidoscope Lenses (3 & 6): Prismatic glass filters that repeat the scene 3 or 6 times to create overlapping and wavy visual patterns.