
I’ve been shooting YouTube videos for almost 15 years now, and while my mirrorless Panasonic camera is still my go-to, smartphones have become so reliable in the last several years that I’ve actually started to use them as b-roll cams. Yes, I’ve used them for professional work because they can achieve a beautiful depth of field to blow out background and keep sharp focus on subjects.
With the advent of foldable displays, however, I realized how foldable smartphones added yet another layer of utility that I wasn’t able to previously tap into — I could confidently use them for self-recording clips. The Motorola Razr+ is the company’s third stab at the foldable form factor, and it could potentially be its best one yet.