Good question. You might have issues in the native camera app because the software doesn’t like the lenses. I shoot in the BeastCam Pro Camera app, but you can’t use the cinematic mode in the app.
I am looking to add a lens to my IPhone SE 2nd Gen. I film concerts from my phone and I would like to know which one would be the best lens to make better concert videos?
I would say the 14mm if you’re looking for a cool vibe, 18mm if you want to capture everything as you see it, and/or the 58mm if you want close ups. Sorry for the delay but hope it helps!!
Yep - the M-Series phone case is from Moment. You may also like the BeastCage from BeastGrip, but the latter is more designed for serious mobile filmmakers.
Thanks man! Appreciate the video. I get a shaky look with my wide lens though. Same I got the SE and the mounting case. Any idea why the footage looks choppy? Maybe I´m doing something wrong
Thanks for the kind words! Do you get shaky footage with the native lens or with the Moment wide lens attached? Or both? I find the footage is smoothest when I shoot in 120 fps and/or with a tripod. Let me know if you have any other questions🤓🤙
Great explanation of the use case of these lens. And thanks for the good ideas to turn the Phone upside down, and use AE/AF lock, my wife blame me that I make her looks shorter in the photo and I don't want to do squat a lot to take photos, now I know how to deal with that. Learn a lot from you, thanks man.
Good question! You can certainlly do photography with Moment's anamorphic lens but the aspect ratio (the desqueezed 2.40:1) is bad for sharing photos on social media (typically 4:3 or 3:4). I've also found that the lens flares don't pop as much in photos as they do in the videos. I hope this helps!
@@photoswithphones thanks for the response my g, so when I take photos with anamorphic and upload to Instagram instead what will it looks tho? What "bad" things that u mean?, U mean I must adjust the size ratio to Instagram setting? With additional apps n stuff????
@@dicephalous9076of course bro! You'll need to take the photos horizontally and then you can crop in to fit for IG otherwise you aren't taking advantage of all the space IG gives you if that makes sense. The anamorphic videos and photos should look like Hollywood movies and IG is mostly vertical photos cropped to 4x3.
Broom - you should be able to. According to Moment's website, the 15mm Fisheye uses the M-Seriss bayonet mounting system so as long as you have a Moment Case, Moment Lens Mount, or the BeastCage you should be good to go. Hope this helps!
Duane - thanks for the nice comment. I had the Pixel 3a before getting the 4a with 5G and was pleasantly impressed. We'll have more Pixel-related content coming soon. Cheers!
@@photoswithphones Joe My biggest decision is do I buy Moment lenses for my Pixel or use just Pixel lens and save the money I'd spend on the Moment lenses and buy a pocket compact camer to use it along side the Pixel. Looking forward to your videos. Best Duane
Personally I'd choose the Moment lenses. A combination of the native Pixel lens and two or three Moment lenses blows a comparable pocket camera out of the water in my opinion. I'd go with fisheye/wide, tele, and macro!
Do you want to see a more thorough review of the iPhone SE? What're your thoughts on Moment lenses? Let's discuss both below!
i really loved the setting of this vid, nice job!
Does auto focus work when using moment lens.. cinematic mode on iphone 14?
Good question. You might have issues in the native camera app because the software doesn’t like the lenses. I shoot in the BeastCam Pro Camera app, but you can’t use the cinematic mode in the app.
Does anyone know which brand is #1 in sales for mobile lenses right now?
what brand of tripod do u use in ur video? thank you for ur sharing
It's just a cheap amazon one that comes with a ring light! Seriously nothing exciting.
I am looking to add a lens to my IPhone SE 2nd Gen. I film concerts from my phone and I would like to know which one would be the best lens to make better concert videos?
I would say the 14mm if you’re looking for a cool vibe, 18mm if you want to capture everything as you see it, and/or the 58mm if you want close ups.
Sorry for the delay but hope it helps!!
Can the moment t series 58mm tele lens be placed directly on the iphone without the case?
Nope - you have to mount the lens!!
Ur a beast *subbed* much love from Vancouver Canada 👑
so the phone case also from moment?
Yep - the M-Series phone case is from Moment. You may also like the BeastCage from BeastGrip, but the latter is more designed for serious mobile filmmakers.
Got the SE and love it. Last chance to get the home button... Will get the gold flare, no contest, decided a while ago. Your videos helped, thanks!
Oh how I miss the home button!! Thanks for the kind words - glad I helped. Cheers🤙🏼🤙🏼
Very nice video and informative video
Keep going 👍🏼
Great Explanation and the setup of the video is just so good!! Cheers Brother
Thanks dude - cheers!!
Thanks man! Appreciate the video. I get a shaky look with my wide lens though. Same I got the SE and the mounting case. Any idea why the footage looks choppy? Maybe I´m doing something wrong
Thanks for the kind words! Do you get shaky footage with the native lens or with the Moment wide lens attached? Or both?
I find the footage is smoothest when I shoot in 120 fps and/or with a tripod. Let me know if you have any other questions🤓🤙
@@photoswithphones Appreciate it! I will try different settings and see how that affects it.
@@brightmedia1024 sounds like a plan! Let me know if it works👍🤓
@@photoswithphones Thanks man, will do
Great explanation of the use case of these lens. And thanks for the good ideas to turn the Phone upside down, and use AE/AF lock, my wife blame me that I make her looks shorter in the photo and I don't want to do squat a lot to take photos, now I know how to deal with that. Learn a lot from you, thanks man.
Chandler - glad it was so helpful!
Is anamorphic lense good for photography? I have se 2020 too, n interested to buy the anamorphic one, is it worth the price?
Good question! You can certainlly do photography with Moment's anamorphic lens but the aspect ratio (the desqueezed 2.40:1) is bad for sharing photos on social media (typically 4:3 or 3:4). I've also found that the lens flares don't pop as much in photos as they do in the videos.
I hope this helps!
@@photoswithphones thanks for the response my g, so when I take photos with anamorphic and upload to Instagram instead what will it looks tho? What "bad" things that u mean?, U mean I must adjust the size ratio to Instagram setting? With additional apps n stuff????
@@dicephalous9076of course bro! You'll need to take the photos horizontally and then you can crop in to fit for IG otherwise you aren't taking advantage of all the space IG gives you if that makes sense. The anamorphic videos and photos should look like Hollywood movies and IG is mostly vertical photos cropped to 4x3.
I HAVE THE 2020SE AND ALL THE MOMENT LENSES BUT I STILL ENJOYED YOUIR VIDEO CHEERS MY FRIEND
Thanks Wayne! Appreciate the comments as always - cheers!
Hi. Can i use the 15mm v2 fisheye on iphone se2??
Broom - you should be able to. According to Moment's website, the 15mm Fisheye uses the M-Seriss bayonet mounting system so as long as you have a Moment Case, Moment Lens Mount, or the BeastCage you should be good to go. Hope this helps!
Hi Joe
Even though I dont use iPhones I still enjoyed the video. I'm still considering getting some Moment lenses for my Pixel 3A.
Best wishes
Duane
Duane - thanks for the nice comment. I had the Pixel 3a before getting the 4a with 5G and was pleasantly impressed. We'll have more Pixel-related content coming soon. Cheers!
@@photoswithphones
Joe
My biggest decision is do I buy Moment lenses for my Pixel or use just Pixel lens and save the money I'd spend on the Moment lenses and buy a pocket compact camer to use it along side the Pixel. Looking forward to your videos.
Best
Duane
Personally I'd choose the Moment lenses. A combination of the native Pixel lens and two or three Moment lenses blows a comparable pocket camera out of the water in my opinion. I'd go with fisheye/wide, tele, and macro!
@@photoswithphones
When I say compact I'm referring to compact cameras like the Ricoh GR iii, Sony RX100, Canon G series, etc
@@duanemcclun ahhhh - I gotcha. I'm just waiting for someone to release something with adjustable zoom and aperture - that'll be the day!