Explore this beautiful world with Soratama Lens
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Soratama Lens is an add-on lens for your iPhone camera. It allows you to take photos through a glass sphere floating in air.
"Soratama" is a photographing system designed by an experimental photographer, Zenji Uehara in 2009. "Soratama" wrap the whole world inside a floating sphere with a bokehlicious background, create a stunning and interesting photo. It usually require a set of special lens filter and a DSLR camera to do so. Now Soratama Lens bring this wonderful effect to your iPhone, making it never easier.
Bokehlicious Soratama
• No physical lens or filter needed. No manual setup needed. Just point and shot.
• Breathtaking live Bokeh preview
• Photo realistic glass sphere effect
• Capture up to 4k still image* which ready for print and all digital distribution
• Express your result in varies aspect ratio
Record Live Soratama Video
• Capture up to 2.5k* soratama video with audio
Minimal Control
• Long Press shutter to record soratama video
• Double Tap to switch between square framed or fullsize image
• Rotate, Drag & Zoom with multi-touch
*Soratama Lens require Metal and work best on iPhone 6s or later
*4k image capture is available on iPhone 6s or later. Older device will capture image in 2k
*2.5k video recording is available on iPhone 7 or later. Older device will capture video in HD
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What's New in Soratama Lens
2.0
March 2, 2020
Soratama Lens 2 is a complete remake from ground up.
- Up to 2.5k video recording with audio
- Up to 4K still image capture
- New capture aspect ratio from 16:9, 4:3 and 1:1 to best fit your social media page
- Support the iOS 13 and new iPhones
Once I finish a photo and go back to my in app library it doesn’t let me select another photo. It stays on the photo I just used or goes to the camera function to take a new photo. If I log out and back in it resets which sometimes helps it to load a new photo or just defaults and stays on the in app camera to take a new photo. Resetting the app is also the only way to add more photos from my iPhone library into the app because there is no real Home Screen. My review is this is a cool lens and feature but the app is too glitchy.
