The Moment 1.33x Anamorphic Lens Adapter is the easiest way to transform your footage into high-quality cinematic frames at an affordable price.
Anamorphic lenses allow for a wider aspect ratio, giving your images and videos a more cinematic look right out of the camera. The Moment Anamorphic Adapter is a 1.33x squeeze that transforms 16:9 video into a glorious widescreen 2:35:1 frame.
Anamorphic lenses in Hollywood can cost upwards of $60,000 and can be cumbersome to use. Affordable alternatives have come out recently but require purchasing multiple anamorphic prime lenses. Our anamorphic adapter is affordable, easy to use, and adapts your existing lenses for endless possibilities.
Get those iconic streaks of light you’ve seen countless times in your favorite movies and tv shows.
Our goal was to bring affordability and cinema-grade quality into one product; while making the adapter as simple as shooting on a traditional lens.
Historically, anamorphic adapters haven’t always been accessible or easy to use. Ours quickly screw on the front of your existing photo, cinema, or vintage lenses, and with the quick press of a button to orient the lens, you’ll be shooting in 30 seconds or less.
Traditionally, many anamorphic lenses don’t have front threading and require using matte boxes for filters like Variable ND Filters. We have an 82mm filter thread with ours, and our Moment Variable ND Filter pairs perfectly. Be sure to add one to your order.
Filmmakers can use our 1.33x Anamorphic Lens Adapter with cameras like the Sony FX3 and Blackmagic, which allows them to view de-squeezed anamorphic footage in-camera. This feature eliminates needing an external monitor, making it ideal for fast-paced shoots.
We went back to our roots with this ambitious undertaking and decided to ask our community if this was a product they were interested in. With over $400,000 in backers, it’s one of our most successful product launches to date, and we’ve put the last eight years of optical knowledge into this product to produce the best lens we’ve ever made.
