Anamorphic 1.33x Mobile Lens | M-Series, Blue Flare
Our Review
Moment 1.33x Anamorphic Lens, Blue Flare — widescreen cinema look for travel video, no crop required
The gist: Instead of faking a letterbox by cropping your footage, this attaches real glass over your phone's camera to capture a genuine 2.40:1 Cinemascope widescreen with built-in cool-toned horizontal flares.
- Real anamorphic compression: widens the field of view and adds natural depth and horizontal flare, rather than a cropped-and-stretched digital effect.
- Wider aperture for travel light: a roughly 20% wider aperture than Moment's M-Series lenses means better low-light performance for dusk shoots, night markets, or dim interiors.
- Blue Flare character: this variant renders brighter, cooler streaks — a different look from the warmer Gold Flare version, useful if you want a more modern, sci-fi-leaning grade.
- Compatibility matters: M-Series lenses are built for iPhone 13 and older; newer iPhones need Moment's T-Series lenses instead, since larger camera sensors need a different mount and glass.
iPhoneFilmPro's hands-on review calls it a lens that delivers "insane clarity" with genuine cinematic flares, and one traveler quoted in the review said it "captured breathtaking scenes beautifully without compromising on quality."
Best for: travel vloggers on an older iPhone (13 or earlier) who want a real cinematic widescreen look in-camera. Skip it if: you're on iPhone 14 or newer — you'll need the T-Series version instead, so double-check compatibility before buying. Runs ~$25 — check the current price before buying.
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