Anamorphic 1.33x Mobile Lens II (T-Series), PanaBlue
$150
Make classic movies on your phone. The 1.33x Anamorphic Lens gives you the iconic widescreen look — horizontal flares, oval bokeh, and a gentle squeeze that adds cinematic depth without overdoing it. With less edge distortion, it works just as beautifully for photo as it does for video. Available in three distinct looks - PanaBlue , Gold42 , and Natural . These aren't presets, they are optical decisions, rooted in physics and cinema history. Because anamorphic has never been about perfection. It's about what happens when light breaks, and what you choose to do with it.
Our Review
Moment Anamorphic 1.33x Mobile Lens II (PanaBlue) — Hollywood bars for your carry-on kit
The gist: A clip-on phone lens that turns everyday travel B-roll into letterboxed, flare-streaked cinema footage — no camera bag required.
- True optical squeeze, not a filter: the 1.33x anamorphic glass squeezes footage horizontally in-camera, then Moment's Pro Camera app de-squeezes it to a 2.35:1 widescreen frame in real time.
- Built for newer iPhones: optimized for the 48MP main sensor on iPhone 14 Pro and later (also works on 13 Pro and select Pixel phones), so it captures full resolution instead of a digital crop.
- Wider glass than the older M-Series: a 20% wider aperture and three-element HD glass hold up better in dim hostel rooms or golden-hour street scenes.
- Travels light: the lens clips onto Moment's drop-in mount system — no matte box, no rig, just a case and a lens that fits in a jacket pocket.
Moment's own reviewer Robin Ferand called it "one of my favorite mobile lenses made by Moment," praising the cinematic flares and pill-shaped bokeh, though noting some edge softness on older phones like the 13 Pro.
Best for: traveling creators who want cinematic B-roll without hauling a mirrorless kit through airport security. Skip it if: you're on an iPhone 12 or older, or don't want to buy the separate Moment case and lens mount it requires. Runs ~$150 — check the current price before buying.
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