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Compact Cameras, Point-and-Shoot Reviews
By: Mathieu Stern
Originally published on Aug 7, 2019
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I had a fantastic time in New Zealand and recorded most of the trip using the Moondog Lab Anamorphic lens for iPhone.
A really interesting little lens that gives you a cinemascope point of view and makes everything feels more cinematic.
A cool introduction to anamorphic lenses before I start to use real ones in the next videos.
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