Iphone 15 Camera Protector Near Me

great protector for iPhone,

Me gusta por que no noto nada el protector.

I HAVE 17 CANAN DSLR CAMERA AND THIS ONE IS NEAR THE TOP OF THE LIST.

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.

To protect the iPhone camera lens you have a choice to use individual lens protector that is glued to your phone or this one that is snapped in place thru your iPhone or Moment brand phone jacket. This one is better since you can easily take it out if you want an unfiltered view. It snaps in place well with no danger of falling off. The quality of the glass is excellent. If you decide to keep it on while taking pictures you will not even notice in your pictures that there is protective cover in your iPhone lens

I have been using Olympus ME-15 microphones very successfully but I wanted to try the Polson OLM-10. I tested each mic against the other. The Polson has a slightly better sound quality but only slightly. These are the pros and cons of each of the two mics: Olympus ME-15 vs Polson OLM-10 Sound Quality: Winner Polson OLM-10 If the Polson is 90%, the Olympus is 85%. They are very close and both sound good but the Polson has a slightly greater clarity. Cord Length: It depends Which one is better depends on your use. If you use it to put a recorder in your pocket and use the lav mic just on you, then the Olympus is better because the cord is long enough to go from your lapel to pocket (3 feet) but not so long that you have extra cord to deal with. If you want to plug the mic into a camcorder and be up to 20 feet away then the 20 foot cord of the Polson is better. Battery: Winner Olympus The Olympus does not have a battery or an ON/OFF switch. This means that you do not have to worry about remembering to turn it off, leaving it on and finding out your battery is dead, or buying and replacing the battery. The Polson will not work with a dead battery. Clip: Winner Polson The Olympus has a shiny aluminum clip which looks terrible on video. The Polson has a black clip that matches the mic so it blends in. I've had to buy another and replace the clip with Olympus mics. Price: Tie - They both are basically identical pricing. Conclusion: If you want the best possible sound at this price and the most versatility, get the Polson OLM-10. If you want to always be sure your mic will work regardless of whether or not you remembered to turn it off or change the battery and if you use it with a recorder that is within 3 feet and you don't mind buying a black clip, get the Olympus ME-15.

GIVES GREAT WIDE ANGLE COVERAGE - COMPLETES TRINITY OF LENS FROM 15 200MM FOR ME. GREAT 2.8 F STOP ACROS FOCAL RANGE CAREFUL ABOUT PUTTING SUBJECT NEAR EDGE OF FRAME WILL DISTORT FACES

Bought the UV protector to protect the lens. At around $15 it is really worth it!

Near professional quality recordings