The lens is also flush with the case when installed making it more secure. Improved Lens Mount, The mounting bracket is built recessed into the case which creates a stronger area where the lens attaches. This also eliminates the phone rocking from the mount being raised.Everyday Case, It's bulky in all the right places and would function as an everyday case.Ease of use, The case coupled with the Moment App work together to simplify the process of capturing images.
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The app also boasts a full resolution TIFF capture, one step closer to RAW capabilities on iPhone. A half press on the shutter button will focus and set exposure for the scene, while sliding your left thumb side to side you can adjust exposure, and sliding up and down sets the focus. The app features the familiar split focus and exposure functions that you may have grown accustomed to from other apps. Version 2 of the app is totally redesigned, so if you have the current one, there has been a major overhaul.
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The case is roughly double the thickness of a bare iPhone at the bottom where the grip is the most ample. Lastly, the case connects to your device using low energy Bluetooth and the team expects roughly a few months of battery life with everyday use. It also made removing the device from my pocket easier than my standard case. The grip provides a small, yet effective, bulge to hold onto when in use. While one might speculate the extra bulk of the grip becoming a burden, I found the exact opposite. The grip of the case is where the shutter action and electronics are housed. The case’s star feature is a dual-stage dedicated shutter button, which functions the same as a DSLR shutter button: half press for focus, full press to trigger the shutter. Plus, the app saves all the photos directly to the camera roll for easy import into your favorite editing app. Now, this feature from Moment, tied to a very usable capture app, would sway me to use their app as default instead.
I tend to use the native camera app using the swipe up method on the iPhone, instead of using an app like VSCOcam to capture, because I want to be able to take a photo as quickly as possible. By swiping this notification, you are automatically directed to the Moment app, ready to shoot. Moreover, if you press the physical shutter button while the device is locked, a lock screen notification from the Moment app arises. However, with a neck strap attached, the device stays secure, and thus eliminates the need to remove the lens to fit in your pocket, ergo, less fumbling. Removing the phone and attaching the lens every time is inconvenient and increases the probability of dropping the phone or the lens.
If you’ve ever hiked with your phone, you know getting to the device every time you want to take a shot along the way, proves to be a hassle. The case also features a machined aluminum camera strap attachment. The steel bayonet lens mount is now built into the case removing the need for a mount glued directly to your device. I’m also told that it will be easier to press the lock and volume buttons in the final version of the case. The button interface on the case is very similar to how the Apple leather case feels, though slightly tougher. This enables great protection without everting your pocket every time you remove the phone. The case is comprised mostly from custom TPU (Thermoplastic Polyurethane), which is a somewhat flexible rubberized plastic. Furthermore, it applies the conventional photographic process by way of a physical shutter button and couples that with amazing lenses thus, creating the potential to change the landscape of mobile photography. Its ability for quick access and case features not only make the device more useful, but also keep it safer. This case seemingly solves just about all of the inconveniences that come along with mobile photography.
Is this the pinnacle of mobile photography? It just might be.
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