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A lot of confusing, repeating emails, hard to retrieve the product

Shipped White but I ordered Black

The case does not work with the lens attachment

Answers were clear and concise. The standards aren't quite modern, but I get it.

I had my first camera at the age of 5 in 1956 and have been shooting my whole life. Mostly self-taught, I shot weddings and other life events and eventually settled into photographing performing artists, abstracts and experimental imaging. In the early 1980s, I grabbed an opportunity to assist the world's first photo-journalist, Lucien Aigner, whose use of the newly invented Leica camera helped rocket him to fame in Europe. He was present at a lot of "hot spots" in Europe and also specialized in recording slices of life and had images in a lot of magazines and publications in the 1920s and 1930s. Aigner taught me about using a camera as a tool and kept telling me "a good photographer with a bad camera takes better photos than a bad photographer with a good camera!". I have most of the Moment lens for iPhone and found the wider focal length lenses give better results than the ailing 58 mm Tele. I had such high hopes of using that Tele lens on the 48 megapixel prime camera for best results, but alas, that was not to be.