Verifeye MediaThis is the first in a series of tutorial videos created by Verifeye Media to help users create engaging video footage using their smartphones.
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The greatest problem facing anyone who wants to shoot video or photographs with a smartphone is stability. Quite simply, the iPhone was designed as a phone, and the ergonomics reflect this. So, in order to use it as a camera, some adaptation is required.
Here are the links to the equipment included in this video:
-------- In the interest of clarity, neither John D McHugh nor Verifeye Media has received any financial benefit or inducement to promote these products. We have paid full price for all the parts of the MoJo stick.MH17 One year onVerifeye Media2015-07-17 | This is a photojournalism multimedia piece, shot 04 July 2015, at the site in Ukraine where the remains of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17 fell, after it was shot down on 17 July 2014.