Review on 📷 bitplay Premium HD Wide Angle Lens: Enhance your Smartphone Photography Experience! by Alejandro White

As I shoot exclusively with the iPhone, I decided it was time to improve my skills and recently bought a Bitplay Snap case for my iPhone XS and two of them their entry-level lenses. I was blown away by the vaginal system alone and the ingenuity that went into it, and the lenses are the perfect match! Needless to say, I was dying to try the next premium HD lenses. Full Disclosure: I bought an entry-level body system and lenses, but they sent me a premium HD wide-angle lens to test and review. Below I will provide an unbiased review as well as some tips on how to get the most out of this lens. First, it's a great addition to any mobile photographer and works great with the Bitplay or AllClip housing system. Combined with the Snap Grip, the result is a well-balanced and very portable camera. However, to get the most out of it, you should quit the iPhone's camera app and use something like the Halide app, which allows you to manually focus the camera. I've posted some pics to show how well it works and some to show you on the case and also with the CPL filter. The first photo was taken without a lens, and the second photo was taken with a wide-angle HD lens attached, and you can clearly see the difference between the two. The third photo is a natural landscape that also uses a lens so you can get a glimpse of everyday surroundings. If you're not using a camera app that lets you adjust focus manually, you might experience some blurring around the edges, some of which can be removed with a little sharpening in post-processing, but you'll get a better shot with manual focus. The photo below shows the lens and then the body system with the latch attached and one of them with the available CPL filter attached. As you can see it all creates a very clean balanced setup to give you the added benefit of getting the best picture possible. for some time. The wide-angle is by far one of my favorite add-ons for getting crisp, wide-angle shots that I couldn't get before. Combined with the right app and gear, you can definitely rival a DSLR!