Iphone 15 Camera Photo Sample

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Easy to use with iPhone 15 Pro Max.

The iPhone 15 Pro cameras are bigger, so add-on lenses have to be optimized for the new camera. (Stay away from budget lenses) I was happy to see it was sharp and in focus from corner to corner on my 15 Pro. The T-series mount is larger. Moment sells phones cases for the mount, and some iPhone cages have available adapter plates that can handle T-series mounts.  Mount the lens by twisting. Use the included hex key to align the lens so it's vertical. The iPhone 15 Pro camera is already wide, so adding a 1.33x lens means we are approaching the ultra wide view of a GoPro. (You can punch in with the Blackmagic Camera app--so that gives you a range of options). The gold anamorphic flares are stronger than the older models which is nice. Worth the money.

Received sample unit to try and it works quite well. Primary use is with iPhone Xs and it charges quickly. Have a case on the phone and it does not present a problem for charging. Have tried it with my AirPod Pros in a case and they charge fine.

I bought this specifically to carryon my expensive camera gear. �I always travel with a 15" MackBook Pro and iPad along with my camera gear. �I wanted easy access to the laptop for TSA Security. �The 26L does all that and works well as a daypack carrying everything I need for a walk about. �I love the back opening design which keeps my shoulder straps off the ground and I don't have to worry about a zipper failing and all my gear falling out. �The shoulder straps are comfortable and when using the waist belt I feel like I can carry it all day long. �I love the pockets on both sides. They are deep and have a cinch string to keep contents in place. �I'm adding a photo to show it packed minus my D5, which I used to take the photo. The vacant space is where it goes. �Yes you can put a gripped body in this bag. �It's tight but fits. �Contents in the photo include, D850 gripped, Nikon 24-70E, 14-24G, 70-200G, Flashpoint Li-On strobe, extra batteries, 15" MacBook Pro, iPad, and the empty space is where the D5 goes. �Yes, it's a bit heavy but it fits in regional jet overhead and if needed, under the seat.

A great product. Fun to use. Makes iPhone into a better photo camera with greater stability. Would recommend highly

I would always attempt to carry my dslr and even my fujix100t whenever I traveled, but I would always find myself going back to my iphone to take a photo because it was so much quicker and easier. I wanted a camera that was small enough to fit in my pocket and had the quality of a dslr. Thats when I discovered the Ricoh GR III. I was already used to the 28mm fixed lens that my iphone had, so this camera was perfect for me. I am in awe of how well this camera has performed in each situation that Ive put it in. It truly can do it all. Battery life is THE only downside to this camera. I carry two batteries and a portable charger to charge the camera whenever I am out traveling.

Great camera with many options in lens and photo filters. Works flawlessly with iphone 13 and apple operating system. I wish i could transfer photos from the camera to the phone without having to print, but there is a work around. if i plug the SD card into my laptop i am then able to download the feet pics and show the world the wonders of my toes.

This camera fills the gap perfectly between a camera with full size features versus the portability, but limited photo capabilities of an advanced iPhone. With the 40x optical zoom and image stabilization, its reach easily outperforms my aging Canon EOS 40D even with its 28-300 mm image stabilized zoom lens that I used for youth sports photos 12 years ago and its 24-105 mm lens that I used for vacation photos five years ago. It is larger than my iPhone, but it still small enough to fit in any jacket pocket and most pants pockets. The image stabilization is amazingly effective, even at full zoom. Our favorite most recent photo is a full size shot of a new-born deer fawn taken from a distance so far away that the fawn and its mother had no awareness of our presence. The camera is easy to use but also has some advanced features for the more sophisticated photographer. Because of its convenience, it has become my everyday go-to camera. I'm not sure how often I will want to haul around the full size camera from this point forward.