Photojojo Jelly Camera Phone Filters

I have quite a few different cameras and truly love them all.  However, the majority of my photos are still with my cell phone.  Why?  Because I am never without my cell phone and I do everything I can to keep it constantly charged.  The same can’t be said of my cameras.  They often aren’t charged because I don’t use them all the time and I almost never have them with me when I want them.

These cell phones have come a long way since the first old fashioned analog phone I used to have.  The newest iPhone 6 plus is amazing and I love the size.  And although it has a great camera for a cell phone, it doesn’t have some lens capabilities that a full size camera would have.  These little Photojojo Jelly Camera Phone Filters are perfect.  They have that sticky side to adhere to the phone – but it isn’t sticky like tape, it is the sticky that you just need to dampen for it to resume being sticky.

I simply take one out of my purse when I want a different image filter.  After use, put the cap back on and put it back in my purse.  They take up minimal space.

My favorite filter is the Starburst.  The one drawback is that it doesn’t work well over a camera case.  You really need to use directly on the phone to work properly.

Your camera phone photos no longer need to be basic photos.  Jazz them up with Photojojo!

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