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@@earthskymediafinland6730 Thank you for your reply! Once again, great work ... Looking forward to seeing more footage in your channel! :)

@@arindamandybhattacharjee1406 Thank you!

Thanks! No I am from Finland, I love & regularly visit wonderful Portugal!

You'll be always welcome :) Out of curiosity, how much have you paid for the lenses (including shipping and customs).

orlsan bzan moondoglabs.com/collections/lenses/products/1-33x-anamorphic-adapter-lens-for-iphone-6-6s-1

Sérgio Vasco Thanks! audioblocks com ”Eden full”

jan mikulenka Thanks! No resolution change.

Naomi Todd No I did not, the underwater scenes are pseudo anamorphic

Yes Zhiyun Smooth II

Tapani R so you used the smooth 2, did you use extra counterweights?

Jodan Lee Campos Yes a nut that is about the same size than the counterweight provided by Zhiyun, so altogether 2 counterweights

tushh patel Catalyst Case for iPhone 6s plus

Ed Rambeau All the the usual 5V ~1A phone chargers including iPhone are ok. IPad etc chargers are 2A.

Dennis Clark Thank you

Steve Clark Thank you! Edited and color corrected with Premiere pro

MG King Subtle editing with Premiere Pro

James Mar I can only answer that the manufactor indicates it is suitable for 3.5"- 6.5" Smartphone. My iPhone 6s+ is ok with the counterweight included in the package.

***** too much hassle

Gloria Demostrarte Thanks Gloria, interesting videos on your channel!

Thank you! If you have couchsurfing I created a group called "TH-camrs and Videomakers in Helsinki - Finland" , feel free to join! :) It´s a way to meet people and do proper advertise of your videos! :)

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Lee Booth It was on

aL Carmaze It comes with one, try to find additionally a metal nut with the same diameter and tape it at the end of the weight, experiment at your own responsibility, here's a pic of a nut: pixabay.com/en/fastener-hardware-metal-nut-1295386/

Tintar Marian The lens is a nice hobby but not a necessity. Also remember that it is tied to the phone model so iPhone 6 lens will not work with iPhone 7. The lens makes the picture a little softer and gives a wider picture. With gimbals you might have slight problems.

Qui Truong Normally it works but now after the latest ios update there is a header bug which will be fixed soon. What I did was copied all the FilmicPro .mov files to another folder and renamed all .mov files to .mpeg with a freeware www.bulkrenameutility.co.uk/Main_Intro.php.

Qui Truong Now the new footage taken with FilmicPro can be again imported as .mov to Premiere but the footage taken with FilmicPro from around mid-September to beginning of October 2016 will stay corrupted. The FilmicPro support said .mov files worked with Quicktime 10 but not version 7 so this is probably a problem for Windows users only.

They were also shot with the same lense, then in video editing height 75%, width 100%.

Moondog Labs 1.33X Anamorphic Adapter

+Tapani R the 37mm version or the adapter for iphone ?

+Greg Leow not the 37mm, this: www.moondoglabs.com/store/#!/1-33X-Anamorphic-Adapter-Lens-for-iPhone-6+-6S+/p/48418250/category=8525657

+Tapani R ah ok. Thanks...!

The battery lasts for several hours 3-5?, my iPhone always shut well before the gimbal. There is a one counterweight included in the package. I had also a metal nut of the same diameter which I taped at the end of the original counterweight. I am still experimenting with this own combo, it is a little overweight but works mainly ok with the strong motors. Try only at your own risk. The phone tilts easily over, the gimbal can stop working and do not tape over the counterweight.

Can you tell me the weight of the nut?

There is a one counterweight included in the package. I had also a metal nut of the same diameter which I taped at the end of the original counterweight. I am still experimenting with this own combo, it is a little overweight but works mainly ok with the strong motors. Try only with your own responsibility! The phone tilts easily over, the gimbal can stop working and do not tape over the counterweight.

Great video! Can you please post a picture of your set up? I just purchased the Smooth C along with the Moondog Lens and unfortunately it's too heavy on the lens side. Any tips or help would be greatly appreciated!

Tapani R hey nice footage. Was worried about using the moondog. Is the gimbal holding up for you?

Sean Andreas With the two counterweights it was ok for a two-week testing period but since that I have not used the lens. It did not affect much to the duration of the battery but the gimbal was at times a little more unpredictable.

Sean Andreas It mainly works well but turns are heavier and slower and sometimes the gimbal might tilt suddenly. The battery works nice and long. You must have an extra second weight added, e.g. a metal nut with the same diameter as the weight.

Thanks! I used no external stabilizer. iPhone 6s+ has optical stabilizing and I did some additional stabilizing with Premiere Pro.

Oh my god! It was so smooth! I hardly find any bad quality of side parts. Moondog is awesome!

+Cody Grimes That's because of the aspect ratio. You can do nothing about it.

So there's no way to remove them at all?

Why should they be removed, the give a nice filmic effect and enable a wider picture? If you stretch the screen you have to squeeze vertically to keep the ratio natural.

I'd like to use the lense for vlogging and making skits rather than for movie purposes

+Izhar Haque If you are doing skits and vlogging, then there is no need for this lens. The purpose of this lens is to illustrate a cinematic image, so using for what you are conveying would be futile. If you want a wider image (which the iPhone's stock camera is wide enough) you can buy a wide angle lens that doesn't squeeze your image. I personally do my skits with this lens and love the black bars. It's all subjective. Good luck.

Thanks! Many of the shots done handheld, there is an optical stabilization in 6s+, some final adjustments in Premiere Pro. Some shots with a light tripod, some with a beanbag etc. Timelapses on a Flowmow + Miniatures App.

Thanks!

Thank you!