Today HD360X has announced the release of a super-premium auxiliary smartphone zoom that will bring professional image magnification to today’s Smartphone Cameras. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mJLjsRL91aw
Are you a social media aficionado who likes to post pictures of everything you do? How about someone who likes to take pictures of outdoor objects, but doesn’t want to spend money on a big camera with a quality zoom? If you’ve ever been jealous at the quality of some of the photos that you see, you may be surprised to learn than they didn’t spend hundreds or thousands of dollars on a standard DSLR camera.
Those impressive photos could very well have been taken with the HD360X Zoom lens that attaches to your smartphone! I know what you’re thinking…there’s no way that a smartphone can take high quality photos like that. But I’ll tell you that you are in for a pleasant surprise when you see what this little lens can do.
And when I say little; I mean it. The HD360X Zoom is less than 3” long and weighs less than 2-ounces, so it’s extremely easy to carry around with you. And the fully universal clip technology allows you to use the lens on any smartphone, so you won’t have to buy a new one!
The HD360X Zoom was developed for the recreational photographer who wants to take professional quality photos, but can’t afford a professional camera. The price is affordable for almost any budget and it’s easy enough for anyone to use. If you’ve ever had a dream about taking high quality photos from your smartphone, then your time has arrived!
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Cory Brown, lead technologist from Stuttgart, said this on the record: “Our design goals were specifically set to make this lens the absolute best in the world. We combined the highest quality optics with rugged materials that will make the HD360X Zoom withstand a variety of environments. People no longer have to buy an expensive camera. They already have an expensive smartphone that they carry with them all the time, so our idea was to give consumers a small zoom lens that will provide the sharpest focus and produce a sparkling image quality without putting a big hole in their budget.”
- Cory Brown
With the HD360X Zoom, you will experience 8x magnification that will allow you to take pictures and videos of objects that are far away. Whether you are at a sporting event or just out in the city or country, there won’t be many things that are too far away for you to get a quality photo with this lens.
But if you don’t want to use the lens to take a picture for some reason, then you can remove it and use it as a monocular as well!
So what does all this mean for you?
It means that you will be able to take high quality photos wherever you go. And if you are big on posting your photos on social media, prepare to get even more likes, comments and followers on all of your platforms. Once your friends see the high quality images that you can take with your phone, they will be impressed and share your photos with their friends to make you a hot commodity!
It is designed to ensure that you never miss a moment, whether you want to take a flawless selfie, a long-distance shot or even a panorama of a beautiful horizon. The adjustable zoom for taking photos or videos ensures that you can capture exactly what you want at the exact time that you want.
View Far Away Objects As If They Are Inches Away!
The HD360X Zoom is a durable lens, but you still need to take extra care of it. That’s why we include rubber lens caps for the front and back, as well as a microfiber cleaning cloth to delicately wipe off your lens without scratching it.
You’ll never have to worry about overpaying for a big and bulky DSLR camera again. Instead, spend your money wisely on the new HD360X Zoom lens and enjoy the same quality photos at a cheaper price and with less hassle!
This Zoom Lens is selling for 75% off it's normal price! So make sure you hurry and grab yours now at the discounted price before supplies run out.
You save OVER $160.00 by paying $56 instead of the original price of $224.45!
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April 13, 2015 Randy Milanovic
The concepts behind “social networking” aren’t anything new – ever since there have been humans, we have been looking for ways to connect, network, and promote with one another – but they’ve taken on an entirely new meaning (and momentum) in the digital age. Where we used to have handshakes, word-of-mouth referrals, and stamped letters, today’s relationships are often begun and developed on LinkedIn, Google +, and Facebook.
That means savvy business owners have to know and use a variety of social platforms to stay relevant, not to mention take advantage of emerging opportunities. Below, you’ll find what I consider to be the 21 most important channels and tools you need to be aware of. 1. Twitter. Perhaps the simplest of all social media platforms, Twitter also just happens to be one of the most fun and interesting. Messages are limited to 140 characters or less, but that’s more than enough to post a link, share an image, or even trade thoughts with your favorite celebrity or influencer. Twitter’s interface is easy to learn and use, and setting up a new profile only takes minutes.
2. Facebook. Considered to be synonymous with “social media” by some, Facebook is the one site where you’re likely to find friends, colleagues, and relatives all floating around. Although Facebook is mainly centered around sharing photos, links, and quick thoughts of a personal nature, individuals can also show their support to brands or organizations by becoming fans.
3. LinkedIn. One of the only mainstream social media sites that’s actually geared towards business, LinkedIn is to cyberspace what networking groups once were to local business communities. It’s great for meeting customers, getting in touch with vendors, recruiting new employees, and keeping up with the latest in business or industry news. If it matters to your company or career, you can probably do it on LinkedIn.
4. Xing. Another professional networking and recruitment site, Xing has the global presence and focus that LinkedIn lacks. Although it can be mistaken for a job search portal, the site actually has a number of features and communities that make it easy to develop relationships with suppliers, colleagues and even thought leaders within industry.
5. Renren. Literally translating into “everyone’s website,” Renren is China’s largest social platform. Hugely popular with the younger crowd, it works in a way similar to Facebook, allowing users to share quick thoughts, update their moods, connect with others, and add posts or ideas to a blog-like stream.
6. Google+. Social media’s big up-and-comer has really arrived over the past few years. By combining the best of Facebook and Twitter into one site – and backing it by the power of the world’s largest search engine, Google has given users a social site that has a little something for everyone. You can add new content, highlight topics with hashtags, and even separate contacts into circles. And, a G+ profile only takes a few minutes to get set up.
7. Disqus. Disqus isn’t actually a social media platform so much as a social engagement platform, but it can definitely help you improve your social engagement. As a tool for commenting, managing feedback on your own website (or other Disqus-enabled websites), and managing spam/troll type messages, it’s invaluable. Advanced features allow for social monitoring and upvoting.
8. LinkedIn Pulse. Even though Pulse is technically a part of LinkedIn, it’s big and important enough to deserve its own entry. Serving as something between a blog and “best of” outlet, it’s the perfect medium sharing new ideas and keeping up on the thought leaders in your industry.
9. Snapchat. This surprisingly-addictive app gives you the ability to take a picture, add art and text if you’d like, and then send it to recipients for a set amount of time (after which the photo will delete itself and be removed from the company’s servers). Lots of fun, and potentially a good way to stay in touch with friends.
10. Tumblr. This platform is different form many others in that it essentially hosts microblogs for its users. Individuals and companies, in turn, can fill their blogs with multimedia (like images and short video clips). The fast-paced nature of Tumblr makes it ideal for memes, GIF’s, and other forms of fun or viral content.
11. Pinterest. Serving as a giant virtual idea and inspiration board, Pinterest has made a huge impact on social media in the last few years. Especially popular with women and the do-it-yourself crowd, it lets you share pictures, creative thoughts, or (especially) before-and-after pictures of projects that others can pin, save, or duplicate.
12. Twoo. This Belgian social network site is geared for the 25 and under crowd all over the world. Alongside normal social features like posts, updates, and photo sharing, it also boasts online games and chat features that make it popular with younger users who want to stay entertained while connecting with each other.
13. MyMFB. Created as a Muslim alternative to Facebook (it was previously called MillatFacebook), this site aims to connect the faith’s 1.5+ billion followers into a single social platform. While that might sound ambitious, it’s growing quickly and offers many of the same post, update, and sharing features as the original Facebook, and is already immensely popular in some parts of the world.
14. YouTube. As a video sharing service, YouTube has become so popular that its catalog of billions and billions of videos has become known as “the world’s second-largest search engine” in some circles. The site has everything from first-person product reviews to promotional clips and “how-two” instruction on virtually any topic or discipline. Users have the ability to share, rate, and comment on what they see.
15. Instagram. If you’re looking for a quick, convenient connection between the camera feature on your smart phone and all your social profiles, then Instagram is the answer. Not only will allow you to share via Twitter, Facebook, and the Instagram website, you can choose from a variety of photo filters and invite friends to comment on your photos or ideas.
16. Vine. This site (also available as an app) offers users the chance to share and view brief video clips. While that theoretically offers a virtually endless range of uses, most of Vine’s content is entertainment-focused, with a heavy preference towards “viral” and “meme” clips that are easy to share.
17. WhatsApp. The WhatsApp concept is simple: send text-style messages to anyone else using the platform, but without paying data charges. That straightforward idea has already gathered more than 700 million fans, making the app the world’s most popular messaging platform.
18. vk.com. Promoting itself as Europe’s largest social media site, vk.com is essentially the Russian version of Facebook, with the same kinds of profiles, messaging, and games you would expect. Like Facebook, vk.com allows users to enter both personal and professional information about themselves, and to follow or show support for organizations and businesses.
19. Meetup. Meetup is a perfectly-named platform, because it’s perfect for organizing local groups around specific interests. There are meetups centered on just about everything, from music to hobbies, and get-togethers are almost always open to newcomers. That makes it perfect for exploring an interest and making new friends at the same time.
20. Secret. This might be the best social media app most people haven’t tried. The premise is simple: join into a group of friends (or create your own), and then share an anonymous message. It’s great for fun interactions, idea starters, or just finally getting something off your chest. (Editor's note, 5/13/2015: Secret has folded. Co-founder David Byttow writes: "After a lot of thought and consultation with our board, I’ve decided to shut down Secret. Over time, I plan to publish postmortems so that others can learn from the unique mistakes and challenges we faced and the wisdom gained from such an incredible 16 months.")
21. Medium. If you’ve ever wished that social engagement could come with an ongoing, up-to-date “how to” manual written by the experts, Medium might be just what you’re looking for. With lots of helpful advice, tips, and articles, it can give you everything you need to start connecting like a pro.
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Apr 15 Posted 1 year ago
Randy Milanovic
Twitter:
Recent improvements to analytics make for some interesting behavioural observations. Don't forget to check out the metrics on your posts.
Facebook:
Two interesting points: a) you start your experience in FB by connecting to friends & family, and b) FB places considerable barriers to marketers, forcing them to pay to play unless they have content that truly resonates.
LinkedIn:
For those new-ish to LinkedIn, be aware of SWAM (site wide auto moderation). All it takes is one person to flag you as a spammer and poof, you are moderated across the network. It's a fantastic way to block spammers, while simultaneously placing a dangerous tool in the hands of your competitor.
Google+:
The big thing that sets GPlus apart from the likes of Facebook is that people go there searching information. And through that info search, end up making friends. My FAV network.
Disqus:
I'm beginning to look at Disqus as my newest fav stealth app. I've written a bit on this tool lately, describing it as a wonderfully useful influencer stalking tool. Of course, "I'd" never use it so nefariously. Just sayin. ;-)
LinkedIn Pulse:
When Pulse first launched, it auto-subscribed your existing contacts to post alerts, creating a ready-made subscriber base.
SnapChat:
(Or post sensitive data, such as a bad selfie or a rant.)
Vine:
Recent entries into the space include Periscope and Meerkat, streaming longer length video via Twitter feeds. Keep an eye on this trio.
No doubt I've just brushed the surface here. There are literally thousands of apps out there that offer social activity in one for or another. Seek and you shall fine. Have fun.
