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 Post subject: iPhone 13 Pro Macro
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Apple just released a new phone with a new macro photo function so I made a video to explore how this works in the contexts of gem photography


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That was extremely useful! Thanks Justin.
Are you holding the phone with your hand or do you mount on something?
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Very well done. I am not a iPhone user. I wonder how it compares to a the Samsung s20gultra? I found somewhat the same on the s20g that in video mode has a better focal clarity.

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Everything in this video is hand held. I do have an adapter to allow me to put my phone in a tripod but if I do that I can’t get it inside my diffusion box so handheld is essential for that space. If I’m doing a gem video outside or something usually I would put it in the tripod so it doesn’t shake.

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