ProGrip SuperZoom Kit

Yes. The ProGrip’s adjustable clamp opens symmetrically and closes automatically, securely holding any smartphone 58 – 90 mm wide, with or without a case. (Flip-style phones are not supported.)

ProGrip's Universal Clamp works with all Smartphones that are 58–90 mm wide, with or without a case.

While it’s technically possible, we don’t recommend it. Mounting an SSD—and its cable—can interfere with the clamp and may feel awkward during use, ultimately detracting from your shooting experience.

No. The ProGrip is designed with a single Bluetooth shutter button for capturing photos and videos. Zoom functions must be controlled directly on your device or via its native camera app.

No. The ProGrip uses a sealed, built-in lithium battery. This design maximizes reliability and safety but means the battery is not user-replaceable.

Absolutely. The ProGrip meets airline safety standards for portable lithium-ion devices, so you can pack it in your carry-on and stay powered up wherever your adventures take you.

X.Series is ShiftCam’s next-generation SuperZoom telephoto system, designed to extend the reach of your smartphone’s telephoto camera through true optical magnification.

The lineup includes the 2.0× SuperZoom, offering approximately 200mm-equivalent reach, and the 3.5× SuperZoom, reaching approximately 350mm equivalent on the iPhone 17 Pro/Pro Max 4× telephoto camera. (at 48MP) Both are engineered for long-range detail, telephoto compression and subject isolation without relying solely on digital crop.

X.Series is designed for compatible smartphones with a dedicated telephoto / periscope camera and requires a compatible ShiftCam mounting solution.

Compatibility varies by phone model and camera layout, so we recommend checking the compatibility information on the product page before ordering.

X.Series mounts through the ShiftCam S.Mount system, using a compatible ShiftCam Camera Case or Universal S.Mount where supported.

You’ll need a compatible ShiftCam S.Mount mounting solution, such as a supported ShiftCam Camera Case or Universal S.Mount.

Attach the X.Series SuperZoom over your phone’s compatible telephoto camera and rotate it into the S.Mount until securely locked in place.

Correct alignment ensures the lens is centered over the telephoto camera for the best image quality and to avoid unwanted obstruction in the frame.

For the best X.Series experience, we recommend using the upcoming ShiftCam One app (coming soon), designed to work more seamlessly with ShiftCam lenses and supported camera workflows.

Until then, X.Series can also be used with third-party camera apps that allow greater control over which camera module is active, including:

• Project Indigo
• Halide
• ProCamera
• Adobe Lightroom
• Blackmagic Camera

These apps can be particularly useful because some smartphones automatically switch between camera modules depending on lighting, focus distance or zoom level. Being able to manually select and hold the telephoto camera helps ensure you’re shooting through the X.Series lens consistently.

Native camera apps may also work, depending on your phone and shooting conditions.

Not necessarily. X.Series is designed to remain a mobile, handheld SuperZoom system.

However, as with any long telephoto lens, the more reach you use, the more visible small hand movements become. Stabilization can therefore be especially helpful with the 3.5× SuperZoom, when shooting distant subjects, video, low-light scenes or when you want maximum sharpness.

For casual daylight photography, handheld shooting is possible. For more demanding situations, a tripod, monopod or gimbal can help you get the most from the lens.

X.Series is designed as an expandable system, allowing you to extend your SuperZoom setup with dedicated Macro Converters and Filters.

Shop X.Series Macro Add-Ons →

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You can also choose an X.Series Macro Kit, Filters Kit or Full Kit if you want these accessories bundled with your SuperZoom lens.

X.Series Macro Converters attach to the M43 front thread of the X.Series SuperZoom, transforming the telephoto lens into a long-range macro setup for capturing fine details from a practical shooting distance.

Each converter adds more macro magnification, and you can stack up to four converters together for up to 40× magnification. This lets you progressively move from close-up detail to extreme macro, depending on your subject.

The system gives you the flexibility to go from distant telephoto photography to highly magnified textures, surfaces and small details using the same X.Series lens platform.

X.Series SuperZoom lenses use an M43 front thread for compatible X.Series filters, macro converters and other optical add-ons.

This is different from the M37 system used by the original 240mm Super Zoom, so existing 240mm M37 accessories should not be assumed to fit X.Series directly.

Always check the individual accessory compatibility before use.

The 240mm Super Zoom introduced ShiftCam’s long-range mobile photography system, bringing powerful optical telephoto reach, macro expansion and filter capability to the smartphone.

X.Series builds on that foundation as our next-generation SuperZoom platform.

The new X.Series introduces two levels of optical reach:

• 2.0× SuperZoom — approximately 200mm equivalent (on the iP17 Pro/Pro Max 4× Tele Camera)
• 3.5× SuperZoom — approximately 350mm equivalent (on the iP17 Pro/Pro Max 4× Tele Camera)

Beyond the expanded focal-length choices, X.Series has been engineered around a new optical platform featuring Fluorite Crystal optics, an updated multi-element design and advanced multi-layer coatings designed to deliver greater clarity, stronger edge performance and better control of optical aberrations across demanding long-range compositions.

X.Series also introduces a new M43-based accessory ecosystem, supporting dedicated Macro Converters and Filters across the new SuperZoom system.

The 240mm remains the lens that established ShiftCam’s SuperZoom experience. X.Series takes that idea further — with more choice in reach, a new generation of optics, and a broader system built specifically around long-range mobile photography.