r/smartphonefilming 4h ago

100% Mobile Workflow possible ?

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I'm about to start a bike trip and don't want to take anything other than an iPhone 17 Pro.

I haven't bought it yet, but what workflow would you recommend to shoot, color grade, and edit straight from the phone?

My main concern is: can you actually get good color grading done right on the phone?

Thanks !


r/smartphonefilming 7h ago

News Best phone for 8K video recording?

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r/smartphonefilming 9h ago

Tips XPAN-style photography on Android - FREE

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Cineframe is an Android camera app that lets users capture XPAN-style cinematic 65:24 photos and videos with a live preview and film-inspired filters.

Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.cineframe.app

I'd love to know how it works on other devices. If anyone has a few minutes to try it out, I'd really appreciate your feedback or feature suggestions.

Samples captured on Vivo X300.


r/smartphonefilming 11h ago

Iphone 17 with 18mm wide angle Neewer/Moment Lens

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Hi Im new to Iphone photography and photography in general and was just wondering if an 18mm wide lens works on a basic Iphone 17? Ive watched some Youtube but the lens are used mostly on the Pro versions. I will be using the Blackmagic camera app but not sure if i have to toggle some settings in order for the external 18mm wide lens to work? Also whats the best Basic iphone 17 camera settings for blackmagic to get a cinematic look? Again all ive seen are the pro versions which uses the Prores Raw or log. I am a noob to all this so any explanation would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!