100mm Macro Lens for your iPhone! Stunning Results - Sandmarc
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In this video, we test out the new 100mm Macro Lens from Sandmarc. While the native iPhone camera allows you to capture beautiful macro shots with everything in focus, the Macro 100mm offers a shallower depth of field. This sought-after effect, which simulates the human eye, is a favorite among photographers and produces a more natural, organic look, countering the artificial sharpening found in newer iPhone models.
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Hey a quick question, while reading up online most people say that macro lenses can also be used for portrait and more distant photography. Would this be the case here? Could it be used for portrait? Or it simply wouldn’t catch focus beyond the couple of cm from the lens?
So, a lens that is 8cm from the middle of the front element (bit of glass) and the sensor/film is '80mm, on a 35 mm Sensor/film'... if the sensor is 1/2 the size, then the same lens is '160mm equivalent'... as the phone sensor is so small, it doesn't stick out 10cm from the phone, but a division of that, based on the sensor size... so say if the lens sticks out 5mm, then the sensor size for '100mm equivalent' would be 1/20th of the size of a 35 mm sensor'
Would this work if I wanted to take a macro photo of lips? I am a cosmetic tattoo aesthetician and I need a macro lens for my iPhone 13 pro that I can hold 4-5 cm away from my client’s face and it can still photograph the lips as a whole not just part of it.
yes, 100% that would be a perfect use-case
Is there a video on phone settings for these lenses?
what exactly do you want to know?.. settings are the same no matter if you use a lens or not :)
But the cover is Included with the lens?
Yep… mine came with a pouch and the cover.
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@Liquid Pixels literally a lens is 10cm if it is 100mm... by definition. you are mixing up, and I see that Apple is falsely adverting too it's 5.1mm lens as '26 mm'... whilst excluding the modifier 'equivalent'. The smaller the sensor, the higher the 'equivalent' to a larger focal distance on a 'full frame' (35mm) sensor.
Could you help me here? I‘m new to photography.
What do you mean by „modifier equivalent“?
So, a lens that is 8cm from the middle of the front element (bit of glass) and the sensor/film is '80mm, on a 35 mm Sensor/film'... if the sensor is 1/2 the size, then the same lens is '160mm equivalent'... as the phone sensor is so small, it doesn't stick out 10cm from the phone, but a division of that, based on the sensor size... so say if the lens sticks out 5mm, then the sensor size for '100mm equivalent' would be 1/20th of the size of a 35 mm sensor'@@vincelemaire
@@ArjayMartingood math
False labeling. If it was 100mm it'd be 10 mm long.
100 mm = 10 cm ||| That does not mean the whole thing has to be 10 cm long.
For example, the iPhone 14's main camera is 26 mm but it's not a 2,6 cm long camera; it would be impossible since the phone's thickness is 7,8 mm.
@@Lorenna1234 literally a lens is 10cm if it is 100mm... by definition. you are mixing up, and I see that Apple is falsely adverting too it's 5.1mm lens as '26 mm'... whilst excluding the modifier 'equivalent'. The smaller the sensor, the higher the 'equivalent' to a larger focal distance on a 'full frame' (35mm) sensor.
So, a lens that is 8cm from the middle of the front element (bit of glass) and the sensor/film is '80mm, on a 35 mm Sensor/film'... if the sensor is 1/2 the size, then the same lens is '160mm equivalent'... as the phone sensor is so small, it doesn't stick out 10cm from the phone, but a division of that, based on the sensor size... so say if the lens sticks out 5mm, then the sensor size for '100mm equivalent' would be 1/20th of the size of a 35 mm sensor'
Full waste of time. No sample shots. Fraud
Have you even watches the video?