Lenses

What's an aspect ratio & what's the difference between 1.33x vs 1.55x? Let's discuss the differences and how to use our mobile anamorphic lenses and adapters.

Wider Senes. Unique Bokeh. Classic Flares. It's the most cinematic your phone footage has ever looked.

Whether you're documenting a wedding or family, a good lens is critical to capturing a compelling portrait. Here are our top favorites from Canon, Sony, & more.

Read our step-by-step instructions on correctly formatting your Anamorphic footage in Davinci Resolve, Final Cut Pro, and Adobe Premiere Pro.

Sony revealed a new lens to their capture repertoire this week: the 20-70mm F4.0. A lightweight and versatile capturing tool for hybrid creators.

An affordable and high-quality adapter that turns any lens or camera into a Hollywood-style cinematic machine.

How does the new Moment Anamorphic Lens Adapter hold up for photographers? Professional photographer and film creative, Steven Schultz, tests the waters.

With ten years under my belt as a professional photographer, I've found that telephotos are better than wide for my work — here's why.

Using the Macro Mode on your iPhone? There are a few notes you should know to optimize the best capturing experience, including using our Moment Macro Lens.

Lenses can be costly, but they don’t have to be. Learn where to purchase one for less or rent one to see what you like first. Work smarter, not harder.

The XF56mm F1.2 is a legendary lens for Fujifilm, almost as much as the original 35mm F1.4 for the X-mount. Take a look at my initial impressions and further.

Are you a plant lover? Achieve rad color detail with the Moment Macro 10x Lens to enhance your botanical observations or garden documentation.