So you’ve picked up the Moment 58mm Tele Lens, awesome choice. Whether you're shooting portraits, details in landscapes, or cinematic videos, this lens is designed to add that soft, professional blur and depth to your shots.

In this guide, I’ll walk you through how to get it set up and start capturing amazing images on your mobile device.

Before we dive in, here’s a quick checklist to get started:

• Your camera phone.

• A Moment T-Series case for your phone — this is what lets you attach the lens securely

• The Moment 58mm Tele Lens

• (Optional) A universal lens mount, if Moment doesn’t make a case for your phone.

When you open your 58mm Tele Lens package, you’ll find:

• The 58mm Tele Lens

• A front and rear lens cap

• A microfiber-lined lens pouch

• A quick start guide

All packed in that classic, clean Moment style.

Attaching the lens is easy:

1. Take your Moment case and align the bayonet mount on the lens with the camera cutout.

2. Rotate the lens clockwise until it clicks and locks into place.

3. You’ll know it’s aligned when the Moment logo sits on the right side of your device.

⚠️ Don’t overtighten. Once it locks in with a gentle stop, you're good to go. Forcing it past this point could cause damage.

1. Open Settings

2. Tap Camera

3. Tap Formats

4. Turn on Apple ProRAW or ProRAW & Resolution Control, depending on your iPhone model

5. Open the Camera app

6. Tap the format option at the top of the screen and choose RAW when you want to shoot in ProRAW

To keep ProRAW from turning off between sessions, go to Settings > Camera > Preserve Settings, then turn on the ProRAW or Resolution Control option.

On supported iPhones, you can choose higher-resolution capture options like HEIF Max or RAW Max directly in the Camera app. Apple says iPhone 14 Pro and later Pro models with iOS 17 can shoot up to 48MP using HEIF Max or RAW Max, though resolution can change when using zoom, Night mode, or Flash.

Use HEIF Max when you want high-resolution images with smaller file sizes.

Use RAW Max when you want the most editing flexibility and don’t mind larger files.

Use 4:3 for the most flexible photo file. It captures the full sensor area and gives you more room to crop later for Instagram, web, prints, or thumbnails.

Use 16:9 only when you already know you want a wider, more cinematic crop.

After capturing your shot, I recommend editing in Snapseed, a free mobile app. It lets you:

• Edit RAW files

• Adjust white balance and exposure

• Add effects, all from your phone

Check out the video linked at the top of the page for quick visuals on how I edit.

And that’s it, you’re ready to go shoot! The Moment 58mm Tele Lens is a powerful tool for creating standout mobile content. Whether you're into travel, street photography, portraits, or video, this lens adds sharpness and cinematic depth you just can’t get with your phone alone.

Tag @moment on your photos, we’d love to see what you create. And if you have any other questions please email us at hello@shopmoment.com!

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