Iphone 15 New Camera Mode

Easy to use with iPhone 15 Pro Max.

Upon arrival i set it up. It was super easy to do so. Prior to the TMP 50 I used a mirror attached to my tripod with a mount that allowed my iPhone to be in front and the mirror in the back - with this the mirror was pointless. To frame up I used my apple watch so for folks who don't have this it will be manual. Secondly my iPhone mount for my iPhone 7 plus sat back a bit it seems, such that it would capture the corners of the teleprompter frame. To fix this i purchased an Arca Swiss Mount iPhone Tripod adapter which positioned the iPhone closer to the glass. I use an iPhone SE (1st gen) and Prompt Smart Pro in portrait mode since the landscape mode required me to pick it up and the camera would pick up my eye movements - in portrait mode it is centered on my iPhone 7's camera. All this to say I am SUPER happy with it and recommend it.

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.

New case for a new iPhone. So far, so good. And I’m certain the iPhone case will last the lifetime of my mobile device. Years!

New camera out of the box into this to keep it like new. Love it so far.

Fantastic on our iPad! I wish i could buy one for The New iPhone 12 ProMax I love The instructions That come with it

I bought this bag in store in New York on my way to Europe. A Nikon D800 is my primary camera, and although I typically have a Nikkor 24-70 and battery grip attached, I decided to scale it down as small as possible to only the body + cheap Nikkor 50mm f1.8. It fit nicely in the bag with an acceptable amount of bulging. The fabric divider with velcro attachments provided enough space to place a large iPhone battery life extender + iPhone cable, Zoom H2 audio recorder, and mobile wifi hotspot. I placed an extra Nikon battery in one end pocket, some business cards and a lens cloth in one of the front pockets and a polarizer in the other. The bag looked stylish while on the go (I especially like the seatbelt-style strap), and held up extremely well in the rain ? all gear stayed dry. My one complaint is more a hypothetical: The hooks(?) that attach the strap to the bag seem way to easy to detach, although this never actually happened. I thought about getting some zip ties to keep this from happening, but it wasn't a problem. Such a beautiful, functional bag. If I ever need to, I'll buy another, but I doubt it'll be necessary. Great bag.

I ordered the 15 foot version and could not be happier. Using to connect an iPhone ( with vga adaptor) to the VGA input on an older boat television. Moderate gauge wire for audio and video....I know it is an old school wired connection...but hey works well. Cables say quality the minute you touch them. BTW... I have 40 years of electrical engineering experience. Just buy it.

Used for backing up my iPhone 15 Pro & my Thunderbolt 4 equipped laptop with iTunes.

With the LEDs off it is more sensitive in low-light than my iPhone 11 in night-mode. The bright white LED is nice too. No need for external light to 10 meters in total darkness easily. I will replace all my Mobotix cameras except of the doorbell ones with this model.