Let's talk about the good, the bad, and everything in between when using a phone for photography. Specifically, this is about my experience at the Bristol Renaissance Faire in Wisconsin. I was primarily using my phone, but I also had access to a Sony a7R V, an impressive full-frame camera. Let’s get into the benefits and drawbacks of using a smartphone for photography, especially in a scenario like this one. Check out the related video with visual examples and more information! I've also got a video where I feature the Sony a7R V camera at the same event. The Good: Phone Photography Benefits The size of bag I tend to bring with to an event like this. Using a backpack instead would mean a very sweaty back and more to carry... First off, having a phone with you means you’ve got a camera in your pocket. It’s easy and convenient, especially since most of us use our phones for communication anyway. No need to carry around extra electronics if you don’t want to. I personall...
Let's take a look at the Viltrox UV Pro MC HT filter. Viltrox had to agree to my collaboration terms before I accepted the product. See the related video for more information Check out the lens on their official store: https://viltrox.com/products/viltrox-ultra-slim-mc-uv-protection-filter I'm not an affiliate of their store and make no commissions from purchases there. This is intentional and based on my collaboration rules I've defined for myself. Visit my affiliates to see the filters as well: Amazon: https://amzn.to/3CzAdL9 B&H: https://bhpho.to/40QYBSk ebay: https://ebay.us/GxiMqM As an affiliate of these shops, I earn from qualifying purchases! The Viltrox filter with it's included case. There's a paper manual behind the foam. Viltrox claims that it has high transmittance, featuring a UV cut at 395nm. With a single-sided reflectance within the visible spectrum of below 0.3%. That’s supposed to minimize any impact on im...