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Really really interesting product, I think some Youtubers/Vloggers/home video makers will probably find value in this.

More choices (especially low-cost) = good for the consumer :)

You are correct. However it is easy to remedy as you can just select Tripod PS (handheld mode) from the dropdown list for the lower right box.

Well, we're 2/3rds there.

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Just need to tack on that spoiler.

Quote:
"If you know where you want to aim the flash, there's a 'semi-automatic' mode wherein you place the flash to your desired bounce angle and lock it in. Then, if you switch to a vertical...

"It even looks as if the masking was done in a hurry (check the hair). That is what this feature does."

To be fair, the iPhone did it in an instant, the moment you take the picture. AIs won't be...

My teacher said "Buy education, not equipment".

It's easy to upgrade gear but it's only through education that a photographer himself/herself gets upgraded.

Found a review here:
http://thephotobrigade.com/2017/06/neptune-convertible-art-lens-system-review-by-c-s-muncy/

Looks quite fun :D

Looks like it just clamps onto the phone, nothing connects to the Lightning port. So my guess is it connects wirelessly and the USB-C is for charging only.

It's incredibly useful for people who do livestreams from their phones. That seems to be all the rage today.

Livestreamers aren't that much concerned about IQ, so recording on the phone is more...

@princecody: it's still a big sensor if you compare to other bridge cameras with their 1/2.3" sensors

I'm no lens engineer but my guess is with this kind of small lens construction, going wider than 24mm would result in too much distortion/softness/CA than the correction software can handle.

But...

@bumpydoo: and james is sufficiently happy with it, so your point is? just pointing out that a sensor is small does not discredit the excellent iamges it can produce

Exactly my thoughts, there's an incredible amount of detail and sharpness captured for a 'tiny sensor' that DLSRists pooh pooh at.

That's the thing innit? It's a 4K video, which nobody will ever view at 240p.

I viewed the video at 1080p and it's plenty sharp with lots of detail. I was even pleasantly surprised by the faux...