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There are cases that allow you to use additional lenses for your iPhone, but the Phocus case goes one step beyond those. It will let you use your DSLR lenses, either Canon or Nikon, to get the best picture possible. However, your iPhone might no longer be as compact as you would have liked.

The Phocus iPhone case does a good job of using your existing lenses, especially if you’ve already got a DSLR. The case might be best suited for photographers trying to get the most out of their iPhone, and who want to mount their smartphone on a tripod. Watch out if you’ve got big telephoto lenses though, it could get quite bulky.

The Phocus case comes in two packages, one that sells for $99.95(USD) that comes with two extra lenses and one that sells for $134.95 that comes with three. You’ll have to spend extra to get the Canon or Nikon lens adapters, which sell for $220 and $245 respectively, so it can add up really quickly.

If you’re going to spend this much money and carry around giant lenses anyhow, it makes me wonder why you don’t just use your DSLR itself.

[via Ubergizmo]

Fleece is a great material for all sorts of cases and bags. This striped fleece laptop case is definitely good looking, and it will keep your laptop safe from bumps and grinds.

The Striped Fleece Laptop case is made out of durable, soft charcoal gray and white fleece. It has a soft, cushioned interior, so that your laptop will remain safe in from minor scrapes and dings.

It perfectly matches the Poketo Striped Fleece backpack, which looks even cooler and more comfy. The backpacks are made out of sweatshirt fleece, which is even softer to the touch.

The Striped Fleece Laptop case sells for $32(USD) and the Striped Fleece backpack sells for $58. The laptop cases are available for laptops with 13″ or 15″ screens. The backpack can fit a 15″ laptop. Unfortunately, 17″ MacBook Pro users like me are screwed.

[via Swissmiss]

This iPhone case is a slightly disgusting way of holding your iPhone. Naturally, it comes from Japan, and will probably get a few laughs when you go to pick up your phone.

The Hana case is definitely an oddity, because you actually stick your fingers up its silicone nose to hold your iPhone. Grossed out yet? If not, then this might be the case for you. Digging around in there will surely get you a few looks on public transport.

The Hana case comes in blue, green, and pink, so it will please girls and boys who like to pick their noses. It sells for $13.80(USD) directly from p + g design.

[via Dressed Like Machines]

What is is about aluminum that works so well with iOS devices? Maybe because Apple’s other industrial designs like unibody case of the MacBook Pro translates so nicely for accessories as well. If you’re thinking about an aluminum case for your iPhone, check out the Ag++ case, created by designer Andrea Ponti.

The Ag++ is made out of aluminum, and it’s a bumper case for your iPhone. It’s made up of two parts, that are screw-locked together. The case is made out of shock absorbent aircraft-grade aluminum, that weighs only 16 grams. The case is available in glossy, matte, or gloss/matte combo in the following colors: silver-gray, silver-orange, or silver-blue. The case also includes carbon fiber patterned back skins in both silver and black, but you can always skip that if you prefer the standard iPhone back plate.

The Ag++ iPhone case is compatible with either the iPhone4 or 4S, and sells for $49.99(USD) from Pineway Asia.

[via designboom]

Well, it probably won’t be free for most of us who don’t have our own 3D printers, but still this is a great-looking case, perfect for all of the Apple fanboys who just love the Mac Pro. Heck, who wouldn’t want to have a Mac Pro they can stick in their pocket?

The iPhone 4/4S MacPro case takes the front of the Mac Pro and fits it onto the back of your iPhone. The design was created to maintain the integrity behind Apple’s design philosophy. I have to say as an iPhone case, this looks pretty awesome.

The designer Cinemo recommends 3D-printing this baby on Polished White Strong & Flexible (Nylon), but Polished Alumide would look cool as well. You can get yours directly through Shapeways if you don’t have a 3D printer for about $30(USD).

[via Shapeways]