Hands down the BEST iPhone camera case! Moment Case Review - iPhone 6 camera cases HD

This is the BEST case for the iPhone photography. The Lens are optional but the Moment Case is phenomenal. Get it now on Amazon: http://mreh.ca/1T4bbCS * International viewers need to use the link on my site in order to be brought to the right Amazon store. Similar Products: Ztylus Prime: http://mreh.ca/1YM0K9d HitCase Snap: http://mreh.ca/1TBOFRT I’ll be honest with you, this is one of the most unique, useful camera cases that I’ve used. To be specific, the case, not the lenses as much. If you are serious photographer, I would take a hard, long look at this iPhone camera case over other cases. This is the only case that i’ve seen that lets me treat my iPhone like an actual camera. The case connects to your iPhone via Bluetooth and with the Moment Photo App, a 1/2 press gets you focus and a full press gets you the picture. Wait. What? I know. Cool right? In terms of design, there are two different versions of the case with the one in this video being the cheapest as it doesn’t have the walnut handle. The case is covered in a soft-rubber material which helps with the handling of the iPhone. Installation of the case is simple as you just slide the case in but I did find that if you didn’t push the iPhone in all the way, you’re going to compromise the quality of your photos. The case connects via Bluetooth and prompts you every time you open the app from my experience. If you don’t install the case properly, you’ll end up popping out the battery so you need to squeeze the case and the iPhone to pop it back in or take the iPhone out again and push the battery back into the case. Lenses attach by screwing them to the camera portion of the case. I didn’t realize how tight the first few installations were going to be as you really need to twist the lens into the case. It loosens after a couple of installs. One of the neat things about the lens is that it comes with an mounting plate which means you can use the lenses across multiple devices. The entire process of mounting the lenses isn’t a hassle but its definitely not slick like other systems such as the HitCase Snap and the Ztylus Prime. The Moment Case isn’t drop-rated but it does fit tightly so dust/debris won’t be issue which is a good thing. The edges of the case are barely high enough to keep a naked screen off a flat surface so getting a screen protector is recommended. The bottom part of the iPhone is completely exposed. So that’s the case, I’m going to talk about the functionality of the case and the app next and then move onto the lens quality. If you’re finding this review useful, consider getting the product through my site because I had to cough up quite a lot of money to buy this case outright in order to review it. The shutter button functionality only works with Moment’s own app which seems like a bummer at first but one of the features of the app is that it allows you easily control the exposure by sliding your finger horizontally on any part of the view finder chan