FREEWELL Sherpa Lens Ultra Pro Kit - Best Beginner Smartphone Filmmaking Gear!

FREEWELL has recently launched a new line of lenses designed specifically for smartphone filmmakers. In this video, I'll provide you with a sneak peek of the exceptional quality you can expect when using FREEWELL's latest lenses.
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► FREEWELL Sherpa Lenses & Filters: geni.us/MmUlC
WHAT'S IN MY 2024 SMARTPHONE CAMERA BAG ⬇️
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► MY CAMERA BAG: geni.us/QKXoWbV
► MAIN SMARTPHONE: geni.us/ATr1gU
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TIMECODES ⬇️
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00:00 - Intro
00:54 - Sherpa Lenses Build Quality and Design
02:14 - Sherpa Anamorphic Lenses
03:18 - Sherpa Filters (ND, CPL and Snow Mist)
03:48 - Sherpa 18mm Wide Angle Lens
04:29 - Sherpa Long Range Macro Lens
04:50 - Sherpa Lenses Price and Availability
Collaboration Enquiries ⬇️
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Anil Da-vé ([e-mail])
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DISCLAIMER
I would like to thank @FreewellGear for sending me these pre-released lenes to preview today. Just for clarity purposes, this video is not sponsored in any way, and I have not been paid to produce the content in this video.
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[@Bill-vc9ul]

nice

[@ChampJJ]

I’m back lol I’m very curious, what’s the best ND filter to use from FreeWell to shoot the total solar eclipse (April 8th), I’ll be using my iPhone 15 pro max

[@ShootSmartphone]

In my view. A ND filter is not suitable for photographing a solar eclipse.

[@Calvi36]

I think that Optimus Prime made your beard Anil! Love your videos bro, please post more often.

[@freemotion.graphics]

Could you please make a comparison between the new freewell sherpa 2.0 lenses and filters and the new shiftcam ultra lenses and filters thank you

[@ShootSmartphone]

I’ve not had the pleasure to use Shiftcam, and I’ve also heard of there being a lot of issues with their new range of lenses, which is probably why they won’t send me any to test and review.
My advise would be to stick to either Freewell or the new g-series lenses from ReeFlex. 👊🏽

[@ChampJJ]

Curious paired with a free well lens and case what’s the best gimbal that’ll hold all of this including an iPhone 15 Pro Max?

[@ShootSmartphone]

That is a great question, and I’m thinking of covering this in a video with my top 3 recommendations. I don’t want to spoil that video, but I’ve been using this combo with the iSteady M6 Gimbal and it’s been pretty flawless. 👊🏽

[@ChampJJ]

@@ShootSmartphone sweeeeet!!! Thank you I’m really looking forward to that video! 👊🏾

[@TerraNipponica]

Hello, I would like to know about the possibility of simultaneously using ND, CPL, SMIST1/4, and other filters in the FREEWELL SHERPA system for iPhone 15.
I have watched many videos of people reviewing this system and carefully studied the manufacturer's website, but nowhere is there extremely important information. Everyone says that you can use, for example, a VND filter or a permanent ND filter with the Anamorphic 1.33 lens, as well as a CPL filter and others.
Good!
However, everyone needs to understand whether ND, CPL, SMIST1/4, and other filters can be used simultaneously on one lens in various combinations, as this is critically important for any shooting.
For example, when making videos of the city or nature in high lighting conditions, I need to use an ND or VND filter to reduce the shutter speed, but I also need to remove glare from the surfaces of plant leaves or from the surfaces of cars, water, windows, etc., and I need to use a CPL filter.
As you understand, these filters are meaningless separately and can be used, but only in rare cases.
I would appreciate clarification on this aspect, as it significantly affects the functionality of the entire system and gives a clear answer whether it's worth buying or it will be money thrown to the wind.

[@ShootSmartphone]

Sorry for the late reply. You cannot do this with this filter system, but checkout my latest video. There is a company called ReeFlex that do stackable filters which will do exactly that you want 😁👊🏽

[@thelongarmmarine]

What trigger are you using on that case/iphone?

[@ShootSmartphone]

I think you’re referring to the grip with the Bluetooth shutter. This is part of the Freewell Sherpa kit:
geni.us/MmUlC/opt/0?iguid=ubzwnLEU4UyFy91RKphsGA&ireferrer=https%3a%2f%2fwww.youtube.com%2f

[@DavieMorgan]

Are these compatible with the 14 Pro Max??

[@ShootSmartphone]

I believe they are, but you need to get the case for the 14 pro max. Check the Freewell website.