iPhone 15 Pro/Pro Max - best ND filter & anamorphic lens!

Are you a passionate content creator who wants to up their game and capture insane cinematic footage while only having to use your phone? Well, in this video we will explore different lenses and filters that you can use to create unique and eye-catching content with just your iPhone 15 Pro Max! 🤳

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What happens in this video 🔎
0:00 Intro
01:12 ND Filter
03:09 Anamorphic Lens
05:30 Macro Lens
06:00 Conclusion

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[jeanchindeko]

2:21 Do you YouTube people knows the BlackMagic camera app can be configured with shutter angle instead of shutter speed? So by putting the shutter angle to 180 degrees you don’t have to all time do the math of doubling the frame rate to figure the shutter speed

[tamajitsaha]

Loved the intro. Btw, what bike was that

[rashidplayers]

Which ND Filter you use there? I will buy one but which? VND 2-5 or VND 6-9 for the iPhone 15 Pro Max?

[RacoonFighter]

Can you do all of these also for Android?

[WeeGeeX]

I wish kino would add support for stuff like this

[mortadabui]

Xperia 1 VI in the next camera comparison, with manual mode

[karivazhagan]

Real cinematic 😊 and camera explorer 😁


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[pdcorlis]

The gold flare anamorphic lens is poorly designed. Instead of only producing flares off of the brightest point sources of light, this lens flares off of any light - covering the whole scene with a golden fog and obscuring most of the detail. It is unlike any other anamorphic lens out there and that is really not a good thing.

[dieselbaby]

Thanks for this, very helpful video. One thing though, and I mean absolutely no offense in saying this - but your production manager/camera people really should change the lighting setup for your "in front of camera" talking shots. It's *way* (way!) too harsh and overblown, it's making the entire image start to look washed out and it's not a very flattering look -- compared to the more neutrally lit shots of you fooling around in the car dealership checking out the wide angle lens comparison, it's striking...and you're quite pretty so it seems strange the overly harsh lighting and weird angle of the shot here is messing with your whole setup. Alright I'm done rambling.