Confusing, Unreliable App
As a professional photographer I found this app very confusing to use. Instead of just showing basic camera controls on screen, it tries to highlight other nonprofessional garbage I was able to get one photo taken using the Apple Watch app trigger, then the watch app froze up and the Watch app no longer connect to the phone app. I completely wasted $10.
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MMMojave Mafia
Replace my Mirrorless on Trip to Spain
I was debating bringing my camera on holiday with me but decided against it as it was one more thing to worry about. Still I was apprehensive about only having my iPhone 15 Pro to take pictures one since I’d been frustrated by its unnatural sharpen images and awkward exposure bracketing. I bought moment after swing it on Twitter and was skeptical about how different the natural results could be but the results speak for themselves. Just using auto controls the images come out a tad bright but overall very neutral. Using manual focus can restore a “filmic” softness. I haven’t played with the video yet but being able to shoot log without shooting ProRes to external media could be useful. My one wish for app would be some FujiFilm style film presets with baked in looks and grain. There’s only three built in filters and they are really just LUTs for video. Overall good experience. Worth the money if you’re into photography and picky about these things.
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JJRandall24
worth every penny
i love this app. it’s been my main camera and all pics that come out of it are gorgeous. natural mode is perfect!
AAnbar303
So Close…
This is my favourite filming app for UI and ease of use. Bonus points for letting me use a DJI wireless mic as a sound source, but the stabilisation is weak compared to the competition and there’s no support for the 8x zoom.
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Devs, thanks for responding - and actually after trying the other apps available more comprehensively and then seeing your reply and trying Moment again, this is now by far my favourite. It does support all the lenses as you pointed out, auto connects to wireless mic, plus has the best implementation of shutter and other priority modes and actually shows me what my exposure is so I can use an ND filter effectively and everything is laid out nicely to make it very usesble, including waveform display and the app remembers all my settings for next time. It also works well with changing aperture in shutter priority. So, for me this is lovely to use and a league above the competition. My only remaining wish would be improved stab. I know I can turn it up but I still find it inferior with movement and I lose the LUT preview if I do that. But it’s perfectly useable to be fair. Thanks for replying - love this app.
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Devs, thanks for responding - and actually after trying the other apps available more comprehensively and then seeing your reply and trying Moment again, this is now by far my favourite. It does support all the lenses as you pointed out, auto connects to wireless mic, plus has the best implementation of shutter and other priority modes and actually shows me what my exposure is so I can use an ND filter effectively and everything is laid out nicely to make it very usesble, including waveform display and the app remembers all my settings for next time. It also works well with changing aperture in shutter priority. So, for me this is lovely to use and a league above the competition. My only remaining wish would be improved stab. I know I can turn it up but I still find it inferior with movement and I lose the LUT preview if I do that. But it’s perfectly useable to be fair. Thanks for replying - love this app.
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NTNorfolk Traveller
Yeah you gotta fix this lag, champ
Every time I go to mess with the shutter speed or ISO I have to kill the app a good 4-5 times to get rid of the terrible lag and in turn ruining the, no pun intended, Moment. Can’t even really depend on this thing to be a main camera if it’s just lagging on a 17 PM right out the gate.
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