Meta’s Best iPhone Videography Tips and iPhone Photography Tips For Beginners

Meta Explains Her Best iPhone Videography Tips and iPhone Photography Tips For Beginners, including iPhone Product Reviews and iPhone Accessory Reviews.

Whether you’re a Beginner iPhone Photographer experimenting with Faster Shutter Speeds for Hummingbird Photography, or you’re trying out Special Moment Lenses for iPhone iPhone Videography, Nature Photography and Wildlife Photography takes Knowledge, Patience, Persistence and Creativity to capture the Natural Beauty of the Great Outdoors!

North Carolina Nature Photographer and Videographer Meta Gatschenberger considers Nature Photography an Art Form with its own unique set of Physical Challenges.

When Shooting iPhone Videography, Meta uses FiLMiC Pro and Moment Pro Camera on an Apple iPhone 12 Pro Max protected by a Moment Case. This Special iPhone Case supports a Drop-in M-Series Lens Interface over all 3 iPhone Cameras, which can connect to Moment Lenses or a MoonDogLabs 52mm Filter Adapter. Meta uses a Variable ND Filter, a Circular Polarizing Filter and a Neutral Night Filter. Meta edits her 4K YouTube Videos using Filmora. FiLMiC Pro and Moment Pro Camera both have Integration with the DJI OM 4 Gimbal, Apple Watch and Shure MV88+ Microphone.

“I’ll shoot Cougars and Bears, but I don’t shoot Weddings or Portraits!”

Meta’s Best iPhone Photography Tips
• iPhone Photography Tips
• iPhone Videography Accessories
• How To Use Moment Pro Camera

Meta’s Best iPhone Videography Tips
• iPhone Videography Tips
• How To Use FiLMiC Pro and FiLMiC Remote
• How To Use Moment Pro Camera
• How To Use Filmora Video Editing
• How To Use The DJI OM 4 Gimbal
• How To Use The Shure MV88+ Microphone

Meta Shoots Nature Photography with Sony Alpha Cameras and Vintage Minolta AF Lenses.

Between 1985 and 2006, nearly 17 Million Minolta AF Lenses (A-Mount Lenses) were manufactured in Japan by the Minolta Company Limited, making Minolta Lenses easy to very find online in “Mint” or “Like New” Condition, and at very affordable prices on Amazon! Many of these Minolta Lenses were originally sold with Minolta Maxxum SLR 35mm Full Frame Film Cameras. When Sony bought the Minolta Film Camera Division in 2006, Many Minolta Lenses were branded as Sony A-Mount Lenses.

Minolta AF Lenses, originally designed for Minolta AF 35mm SLR Full Frame Film Cameras, will Mount and Auto Focus on Sony Alpha Cameras; Sony A-Mount Cameras and Sony E-Mount Cameras (With New LA-EA5 A-Mount Adapter).

Meta’s Best Minolta Lenses For Sony Alpha Cameras

Meta’s Best Sony Alpha Tips
• Minolta Lenses For Sony Alpha Cameras
• Sony Alpha Camera Settings
• Digital Photography Books