Jake M.
★★★★★Handy at car meets
Most of the meets near me happen in bright daylight, so I’ve been trying this on my phone. Took a little adjusting at first, but now it’s something I bring with me.

Same phone, same scene, same moment. The only thing that changed is what's sitting in front of the lens.
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10 reviews · 5.0 out of 5 stars
Jake M.
★★★★★Most of the meets near me happen in bright daylight, so I’ve been trying this on my phone. Took a little adjusting at first, but now it’s something I bring with me.
Anthony R.
★★★★★I’m always taking pictures of my car after washing it. This gives me another thing to experiment with, and adjusting it is pretty straightforward once it’s lined up.
Chris D.
★★★★★Bought the one with the case since I wanted to keep it with my car photography stuff. Easy to pack up when I’m done instead of having a loose filter in my bag.
Brandon T.
★★★★★My buddy and I usually take pictures of our cars on Sundays. Used this during our last shoot and enjoyed playing around with the different settings. Simple enough for a beginner.
Matt S.
★★★★★At first I had it turned way too dark. Backed it off and figured it out pretty quickly. Definitely worth taking a few test shots before starting a shoot.
Tyler B.
★★★★★I mainly shoot short walkaround videos of my car on my phone. I like being able to adjust the filter while setting up each clip. Doesn’t take long to get ready.
Daniel C.
★★★★★I don’t carry much gear when I go to meets, so the size works for me. Used it on a few parked cars last weekend and had fun experimenting with it.
Ryan P.
★★★★★Nothing complicated about turning the filter, but getting the clip centered took a couple of tries. Once I had it positioned, I was ready to shoot my truck.
Alex G.
★★★★★Bought it because I wanted to try something different with my car photos. Ended up spending an afternoon testing different angles and settings in an empty parking lot.
Nick W.
★★★★★Only used it for two car shoots so far, but I’m happy with it. I check the setting before each shot because it’s easy to go darker than you need.