Home Video Camera For Iphone

I purchased this microphone to help with some at-home video recordings to be used with my iPhone and MacBook air, and this was the perfect thing for me!

I bought this cable for my iPhone 6 128GB. The iOS video camera will not allow audio monitoring during the recording...fear not. There are a few options to get beyond this iOS deficiency. I rolled the dice with my five bucks on the app store and picked MoviePro...couldn't be more impressed. I purchase the cable for the sky has fallen, my HVX200 died, I'm out of town, and the interview is standing in front of me looking at their watch, as a backup camera...what is the best camera? The one you have! Thank you B&H on steering me in the right direction.

I'm away from home for a month, with three different camera, an iPhone and an iPad and this is the only charger I've got. I've used it with 110v, 220v and 12v supplies and it's never let me down.

A most have for any video maker on iPhone!!! Thanks a lot!!!

Works very well to display video from iPhone to tv.

Easy to use and provides me with exactly what I was looking for: audio and video from my iPhone to my TV.

As a BMPCC 4K user, I love this camera. I use it as a Leica-esq street video cam, with a neck strap, and an iPhone monitor. Still learning how to expose correctly for the highest quality color grade in Resolve. Absolutely love the Z Cam FB book group that has already answered every question you may have. As my BMPCC4K rig has gotten more complex to fix all its shortcomings (battery, screen mostly), the simplicity of the z cam w the wireless iPhone monitor is a breath of fresh air. My BM has become more of a studio/controlled environment cam, while the M4 is my run and gun. Main flaw - I wish there were an easier was to playback video in the field, as of now, it’s close to impossible with a WiFi connection. Other than that, loving getting to know this camera.

I have been using this camera as my primary camera. It replaced my iPhone as a day-to-day video shooter. I have been impressed with the picture quality and the gimbal is amazing. It provides a very smooth video. The fact that I can literally carry it in my pocket has made this possible. I don’t have to have another accessory bag for the camera.

I needed this for a video shoot with a client. It was easy to set up with my camera. And even with the smallest iPhone, the SE, it was easy to read as long as the person on camera is not too far from the teleprompter.

I mainly bought it to take it with me when I travel. I was contemplating between Ricoh GR III and Fuji X100V, but I ultimately went with Ricoh and I love it. They both have APS-C sensor and produce excellent image. The only big differences were the video capability, focal length, and the price. X100V shoots beautiful 4K video whereas the video on Ricoh is a joke. BUT I thought I could probably use my iPhone or GoPro for quick videos. It really comes down to what you're going to use your camera for. For me, I just needed the smallest and lightest compact still camera that I don't have to think twice about when I go out or travel. There are many point and shoot cameras out there but Ricoh is special because it really shoots excellent photos and usability is also easy. And especially with a wider lens (28mm vs 35mm on X100V) and a better price tag ($500 cheaper), Ricoh was the camera for me. If you've never seen or used Ricoh camera before, you'll be surprised how small and light it is when you open the box! It's smaller than my iPhone 11 Pro!