1.33x Anamorphic Lens Adapter
Introducing Moment Anamorphic Adapter
We’re introducing our first (of many) big camera lenses. This new Moment 1.33x Anamorphic Adapter changes your current lenses, whether vintage or modern, into a classic anamorphic lens. The quality is unmatched, it’s easier to use than anything else on the market, and it’s compatible with more lenses. This is the best lens we’ve ever made.
Our Review
Moment 1.33x Anamorphic Lens Adapter — Cinematic Widescreen for the Serious Travel Filmmaker
The gist: If your travel content demands a proper 2.35:1 cinematic look — with real anamorphic flares and oval bokeh — this all-metal adapter delivers it without permanently committing to a dedicated anamorphic lens setup.
- 1.33x squeeze ratio: Converts 16:9 sensor output to a true 2.35:1 widescreen ratio in post — retaining full resolution rather than cropping to get the cinematic frame.
- Gold Flare coating (6 elements): Produces the distinctive horizontal lens flares that define the anamorphic look in feature films, working beautifully with natural light and practical light sources.
- Locking rotation alignment: A single-button lock system aligns the adapter to your lens axis in seconds — a significant upgrade over older adapters that require manual tuning on set.
- Universal compatibility: Works with virtually any camera and lens via step-up/step-down adapter rings, so it travels with you across different kit setups.
No Film School’s review found the adapter delivers “clean, sharp rendering” particularly with 85–135mm focal lengths, calling the alignment system a standout improvement for fast-turnaround shoots.
Best for: Travel documentary filmmakers and YouTube storytellers shooting on tripod or gimbal who want authentic cinematic framing. Skip it if: you shoot handheld — at 880g it demands a rig or lens support, and minimum focus of 0.7m limits tight close-ups. Runs ~$1,050 — check the current price before buying.
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