Best gear for
iPhone 16 Pro Filmmaking
iPhone 16 Pro Filmmaking
Your filmmaking guide
Best gear for iPhone 16 Pro Filmmaking
Your filmmaking guide
Whether you're new to iPhone filmmaking or if you’re a pro, we’ve got the right gear for you! These gears are able to elevate your iPhone filmmaking experience on any iPhone model you’ve purchased.
There’s a lot more you can still do to up your video content even if you’ve purchased one of the iPhone 16 models. Here are our top gear recommendations for getting the best results out of your footage!
1. Telephoto Lens
For the everyday creator here’s a lens that will help step up your video content!
If you are new to iPhone filmmaking don’t worry we’ve got you covered!
If you are new to iPhone filmmaking don’t worry we’ve got you covered!
The Telephoto lens was designed for capturing everyday life, people, & food photography. Achieve camera-quality footage on your iPhone!
2. Anamorphic Lens
For the serious iPhone filmmaker here’s a lens that allows you to capture cinematic footage with an ultra-wide aspect ratio. Designed for filmmaking, landscape photos, & creating a cinematic effect.
The Anamorphic lens contains a unique oval shape to allow you to capture a wider horizontal picture by squeezing the image.
3. Motion Filter
Designed for the casual shooter, filmmaker, & photographer
The Motion Filter gives you the ability to adjust your iPhone to any environment.
Multi-coated, Cinema Glass is great for capturing long exposure shots.
4. Pro Leather Case
Designed for the everyday creator seeking to elevate their style. Crafted from Full-Grain Leather & designed to only look better with age.
The Pro Leather Case was created for the Pro Models and was made to seamlessly attach your SANDMARC lenses & filters.
Film Rig
The Film Rig was designed to ergonomically help change the way you capture video footage on a handheld device.
Now with Action Mode on the iPhone lineup, you don’t have to worry about any shaking or any blurs affecting your video.
Comfortably film your video achieving the same footage with your hands as you would with a stabilizer.
