I have been using the pedestrian iPhone4 since the summer of 2011. I totally,totally agree with your idea of using the iPhone as a way to enhance your creativity and to enhance your photographic vision and skills. I mean, hey...15 years ago, the iPhone would have been hailed as a modern, ultra-compact, high-tech, high-resolution digital imaging system. I'm not sure if people realize the "old" iPhone4 has a backside-illuminated sensor, an f/2.8 lens, ISO range from 80 to 1,000, and a shutter with speeds from 1/15 second to 1/10800 second (yes, 1/10800), and has almost hyperfocal depth of field even at f/2.8. The iPhone is the best box camera the world has EVER known. I am impressed with the Olloclip's performance. But the thing this set proves is that the iPhone is a real camera, trapped inside of a phone casing. Hell...I have a $500 Pansonic P&S with 10x zoom with up to 420mm e-length max zoom and OIS that has died, come back to life,k died, and come back to life. WHat a POS it has been as a camera. The iPhone has made 105,000 shots for me over 4 years. I love it.