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) — pro-grade footage for a content-creator side hustle

The gist: If you're building a freelance video-editing, social-media-management, or content-creation career, this lens is a cheap way to make phone footage look agency-shot.

  • Client-ready cinematic look: the 1.33x squeeze produces a genuine 2.35:1 widescreen frame with anamorphic flares and oval bokeh — the same visual signature reels and portfolio clips use to signal "professional."
  • No new camera to budget for: works with an iPhone 14 Pro or newer (also 13 Pro, select Pixel phones) via Moment's Pro Camera app, which de-squeezes footage automatically — handy if you're editing on a laptop between gig-work sessions.
  • Full-resolution capture: the 20% wider aperture and three-element glass mean less noise in dim indoor shoots, common when filming client testimonials or home-office demo videos.
  • Desk-drawer size: mounts via Moment's case/lens system, small enough to keep at your desk for quick B-roll between meetings.

Moment reviewer Robin Ferand called it "one of my favorite mobile lenses," though flagged some edge softness on older iPhone models — worth test-shooting before pitching it on a paid client job.

Best for: remote workers building a videography, social-media, or content-creator side income who already own a newer iPhone. Skip it if: your client work is mostly stills, or you're not ready to buy the separate case/mount system it requires. Runs ~$150 — check the current price before buying.

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