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In this video, Joe from Photos with Phones discusses the use of Moment lenses with the Google Pixel 6 Pro, highlighting their impact on mobile photography and videography during a trip to Richmond with his friend Matthew. He elaborates on the limitations of mounting Moment lenses on the Pixel 6 Pro, which only supports the primary 1x camera, and introduces viewers to five new focal lengths offered by these lenses. Specific lenses showcased include the 14mm fisheye, 18mm wide, and 1.33x anamorphic lenses, each providing unique visual effects.
Joe highlights the practical applications of various lenses, noting that many smartphones, like the Pixel 6 Pro, already feature an ultrawide camera. He explains the benefits and challenges of each lens type: fisheye for a wide field of view, 18mm for broad scenes without distortion, and anamorphic lenses for Hollywood-style widescreen effects. The video also covers tele and macro lenses, addressing their specific focusing distances and optimal uses, such as telephoto for portraits and macro for close-up shots.
The speaker concludes by encouraging viewers to engage with the content through likes, comments, and subscriptions, which helps the video reach a wider audience through YouTube's algorithm. He also emphasizes the importance of using provided links for purchases to support the channel and mentions that new content on mobile photography and filmmaking will be released twice a week.
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In this part of the video, Joe from Photos with Phones discusses using Moment lenses with the Google Pixel 6 Pro. He mentions a trip to Richmond with his friend Matthew to test and capture interesting photos and videos with this setup. Although the Pixel 6 Pro has three cameras, Moment lenses can only be mounted on the primary 1x camera, which Joe finds disappointing. He explains that using Moment lenses offers five new focal lengths, each providing a unique look. Viewers are encouraged to explore mounting options and learn more about each lens through provided links. Joe showcases content captured with different lenses, specifically the 14mm fisheye, 18mm wide, and 1.33x anamorphic lens, and prompts viewers to see how these lenses compare to each other. Links for purchasing and further information are available in the video description.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the suitability and specific uses of various camera lenses for mobile photography and videography. They note that while it’s possible to start without buying all types of lenses, many phones already have an ultrawide camera. The fisheye lens provides a wide field of view but might capture more than intended, like the tripod arm. The Moment 18mm lens is significantly wider than the Google Pixel 6 Pro’s native camera without fisheye distortion. The 1.33x anamorphic lenses add Hollywood-style widescreen effects with notable blue or gold flares. Tele and macro lenses have specific working distance issues; the tele lens requires a distance of more than three feet to focus, while the macro lens needs to be within an inch of the subject. Despite these challenges, tele lenses offer a compressed depth of field ideal for portraits, and macro lenses work well on tripods with slow-motion video. Anamorphic footage needs to be de-squeezed using software like Final Cut Pro or Filmic Pro on Android. The speaker encourages viewers to share other de-squeezing tools for the Google Pixel 6 Pro in the comments.
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In this part of the video, the speaker wraps up by encouraging viewers to like, comment, and subscribe. They emphasize that engaging with the video helps it reach a wider audience due to YouTube’s algorithm. Viewers are also prompted to use links in the description for any purchases discussed, which supports the channel. The speaker highlights that the channel will continue to release content on mobile photography and filmmaking twice a week and signs off with a farewell.