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Mar 1, 2024 | shopmoment.com | Niles Grey |Taylor Pendleton |Jámm Hostetler |Victor Melchor

The Pro Camera App has always been centered around bringing your favorite big-camera controls to your smartphone camera. With unique features such as timelapse, slow shutter motion blur, zebra stripes, and full-stock manual controls over ISO, shutter speed, and focus — you can turn your smartphone into your favorite mirrorless big rig or DSLR. Its impeccable intuitive design helped revolutionize how we use our everyday devices into something bigger, cooler, and more efficient.

Mar 1, 2024 | shorturl.at | Victor Melchor |Mia Moran |Niles Grey |Taylor Pendleton

The Pro Camera App has always been centered around bringing your favorite big-camera controls to your smartphone camera. With unique features such as timelapse, slow shutter motion blur, zebra stripes, and full-stock manual controls over ISO, shutter speed, and focus — you can turn your smartphone into your favorite mirrorless big rig or DSLR. Its impeccable intuitive design helped revolutionize how we use our everyday devices into something bigger, cooler, and more efficient.

Mar 1, 2024 | shorturl.at | Jámm Hostetler |Mia Moran |Mike Dewey |Niles Grey

Shooting anamorphic footage on your phone can add a cinematic look to your videos. While there isn’t a way to A.I. your way to anamorphic footage through a paid app, manual tools like attachable phone lenses will do just the trick — like the Moment Anamorphic 1.33x Lens (available in either M-Series or T-Series depending on your device). Anamorphic lenses squeeze the image horizontally, allowing you to capture a wider field of view than a traditional lens.

Mar 1, 2024 | shorturl.at | Mia Moran |Mike Dewey |Niles Grey |Natalie Carrasco

Do you ever notice how visually enthralling the latest motion pictures are at your local theater? The explanation behind that yummy cinematic footage you love most about Hollywood blockbusters points to one primary culprit — anamorphic lenses. An anamorphic lens squeezes the image onto film or digital camera sensors, allowing for wider aspect ratios than would otherwise be possible with traditional lenses and results in more cinematic images with shallower depth-of-field and an oval bokeh effect.

Mar 1, 2024 | shopmoment.com | Mike Dewey |Niles Grey |Natalie Carrasco |Alec Ploof

The best camera phones are pushing the boundaries of technology, particularly regarding content creation. Keeping track of the latest and most excellent handsets can be challenging as screens get larger, camera phone sensors become more advanced, and chipsets become more powerful. The best camera phones aren't just about raw power but also about convenience, with various apps at your fingertips.