Lenses

After initial testing, Moment lenses officially work w/ Apple's latest iPhone 13 flagship. Example images included, we show what works well (and what doesn't).

The FE 35mm F/1.4 GM offers flawless performance suitable for still & video creators of vast artistic styles and preferences.

We receive a ton of questions regarding one of the more looked over components on your Moment Anamorphic Lens: proper lens rotation. Here's a quick tutorial.

Wide and tack sharp, Fujifilm boasts another technical masterpiece for street photographers and bloggers in need of a wider angle with a swift aperture.

From novice kit lenses to ground-breaking prime lengths that cover a huge range of focal lengths, sizes, and prices — there is truly a lens for everyone.

From a Tele to Wide angle, you can achieve just about any visual look you're appealing to creatie. So, let’s dive in to the best Sony lenses of this year.

The XF50mm brings in more light than previous XF lenses, making this bad boy a creamy bokeh dream for shooting portraits.

Wider than an ultra-wide, yet cheaper than a GoPro — Moment’s Fisheye 14mm lens is stellar for crazy portraits, crisp action, and wild architecture.

We'll exemplify Moment's Tele 58mm Lens capabilities on the iPhone 11 and how well it pairs with the native Portrait Mode.

We wanted to see what it would take to capture compositionally correct portraits on our Wide Angles Lens, here are some easy tips outlines in this essay.

We’re here to share with you some tips on how to capture texture in your photography with the Moment Macro lens. Tight, detailed, and oh-so amazing!