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Moment Phone Filter Mount vs Moment Lens Filter Mount
Are you interested in adding smartphone camera filters to your mobile filmmaking gear collection? Then you’re going to need to choose between the Moment Phone Filter Mount and the Moment Lens Filter Mount. The similar names of these products make this a little confusing, so be sure to utilize the product links below to find …
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iPhone 13 Pro Max for Filmmaking
Is the iPhone 13 Pro Max good for filmmaking? In this iPhone 13 Pro Max camera review, we’ll see every video mode put to the test.
Google Pixel 6 Pro Camera Review
In this camera review, see Google Pixel 6 Pro sample pictures from all the camera modes. Watch the accompanying Youtube video for sample video too!
Grain – iPhone Color Grading App From Moment
Moment just released Grain – Video Preset Maker, which they claim is an approachable color grading app for iOS. See it put to the test, here.
Moment M-Series Lens Mount Review
The Moment M-Series Lens Mount is one of the most hated products from Moment but is the disdain deserved. Learn more, here.
Sandmarc Macro Lens Review
While there are loads of mobile macro lenses, only a few provide super high-quality results. One of those is the Sandmarc Macro Lens. Learn more here.
BeastGrip Pro Series Tele Lens Review
A smartphone telephoto lens like the BeastGrip Pro Series Tele Lens will provide a more natural bokeh and a compressed depth of field. Learn all about it, here.
Best Fisheye Lenses for Android Photography
A fisheye lens is designed to capture hemispherical or panoramic images with its 180° field of view. It was first invented by the physicist Robert W. Wood in 1906, but you probably notice the look most from 90s music videos. Fisheye lenses fall in the curvilinear lens category which is a fancy way of saying …
Apexel 100mm Macro Lens Review
I love macro lenses for phones, but I don’t love how close you have to get to your subject to use them. Firstly, your proximity to the subject casts shadows, and second, the focus plane is super narrow which makes a large portion of your photo out of focus. When Apexel contacted me to test …
