- Phone Lenses
- Learn More About Moment Lenses
- Tele 58mm Lens
- Anamorphic Lens — Gold or Blue Flare
- Superfish 14mm Lens
- Wide 18mm Lens
- Macro Lens
- Moment Phone Lens Kits
- Starter Kit — One Lens
- Starter Kit — Three Lenses
- Mobile Filmmaker Starter Kit
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Do Moment lenses improve picture quality?
- Do Moment lenses work with iPhone 11?
- Are Moment lenses worth it?
- Are Moment lenses interchangeable?
- How do I put Moment lenses on my iPhone?
- Wrap Up
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- Lenses
- Learn More About Lenses
- What are Camera Lenses?
- How do camera lenses work?
- How to choose the right camera lens?
- Focal Length
- Aperture
- Zoom lenses vs. Prime lenses
- What type of lens to use for each situation?
- Mobile
- Portrait
- Travel
- How to Clean a Camera Lens?
- #1: Avoid unnecessary cleaning of your lens
- #2: Dust happens
- #3: Beware of rear smudges
- What to do when your hands get dirty in the field?
- Keeping your Lenses clean, even in the field, is something easy to do!
- How much do Camera Lenses cost?
- Choosing the Best Lenses for your Camera
Phone Lenses
Rated the #1 Best Mobile Lenses years on straight by The Wirecutter. Moment Lenses are the highest quality glass available for your phone.
Learn More About Moment Lenses
Every phone is different, just like every photographer and filmmaker is different, which is why we have an array of lenses depending on what your goals are.
Tele 58mm Lens
Take the Moment Tele 58mm Lens, for instance. Completely redesigned from the ground up and featuring our M-series interface, this agile lens is a culmination of everything we’ve learned from the latest and greatest smartphone cameras, with a simple twist-and-lock design.
This lens was created with aerospace-grade metal and the same high-polished glass used by high end-4k film lenses (seriously, leave your IMAX cameras at home). Able to achieve
2x optical zoom when mounted over a single-lens camera, or
4x zoom using the iPhone telephoto lens using our Moment Pro Camera App.
Best part? It’s compatible with your iPhone 11 Pro, Google Pixel 4, and Samsung Galaxy S10 and comes with a lens cap and microfiber carrying case for protection.
Anamorphic Lens — Gold or Blue Flare
The Anamorphic is our award-winning lens that brings a cinematic look straight to your phone.
This lens turns regular phone video into a 16:9 widescreen movie (basically like when you see black bars on the top and bottom of movies except without cropping your image and losing quality) and produces those trademark anamorphic flares seen in Hollywood movies.
Inspired by the iconic Iscorama Pre-36 anamorphic lenses, the Moment Anamorphic Lens with Gold Flare brings you warm, rich tones and golden flares guaranteed to level-up the look of your videos.
Our Anamorphic Lens with Blue Flare brings you an early 1960’s style. Inspired by JJ Abrams, the blue flare gives you sci-fi-looking blue lens flares when shooting into headlights, streetlights, and directional lights.
Even if you’re not a filmmaker, the lens makes for distinctive still photography shots as well.
Of course, this Moment lens works with all our M-series cases, 67mm filters, our Lens Filter Mount and is made with the same aerospace metal quality and lifetime warranty that you already expect from us.
Superfish 14mm Lens
The M-Series Superfish Moment phone lens is the widest lens we make, it’s wider than an ultra wider and cheaper than a GoPro, providing a whopping 170-degree field of view — 30% wider than the typical 120-degrees you’ll find on ultra-wide phone lenses!
This lens enables you to take panoramic photos and videos even from the tightest spaces, because of its optical design based on a 15% larger image size
The edge-to-edge design of the lens makes it perfect for any outdoor shot, but extremely popular for those who love shooting action sports like skateboarding or surfing — or life-changing events like having a baby.
The Moment fisheye lens is built with the same heavy-duty quality you’ve already come to expect + comes with a microfiber carrying bag for extra security. The Moment lens case is sold separately. This sweet little device is compatible with the latest phones, working even iPhone 11 Pro Max’s night mode.
Wide 18mm Lens
The Moment Wide Lens is our most famous lens and is often what we recommend as the first lens to get for most people. It provides a wider field of view for interiors, landscapes, and group photos while still capturing the full image quality of the largest built-in lens on the newest devices like the iPhone 12 and Pixel 5.
You can use the Moment Wide Lens with night mode and portrait mode for impressive night photography, astrophotography, and wide angle portraits.
Macro Lens
The Moment Macro Lens allows you to capture larger than life images of the world’s smallest objects. With 10x magnification and up to 1-inch focal distance you can capture impressive photos and videos of flowers, insects, jewelry, textures and materials.
It’s the perfect lens for the budding biologist or the Etsy jewelry store owner and gives you a whole new perspective that you cannot capture any other way.
Moment Phone Lens Kits
Not quite yet a photography or filmmaking master? No worries! The Moment lens selection works for newbies and pros alike. But if what you’re looking for is everything you need to get going, we’ve also got some recommendations there:
Starter Kit — One Lens
The Moment Starter Kit includes one bestselling lens for capturing much better images than your iPhone alone ever could. The kit comes with 1) our phone case with a mounting system for the lens, 2) a Lens Pen to keep your glass spotless 3) the lens caps.
Starter Kit — Three Lenses
The Moment Starter Kit comes with three best-selling lenses of your selection! Choose among one of our sturdy phone cases (available for Apple, Samsung, or Google phones) and three different lenses custom to your exact filmmaking and photography needs.
Same deal here. You get a top-notch Moment case + the Lens Pen to wipe away fingerprints, dust, etc.
Mobile Filmmaker Starter Kit
Here at Moment, we love to host film festivals, so we thought, what better way to help you prepare for your first short film than by offering everything they need to get it done? Our Mobile Filmmaker Starter Kit is exactly the gear you need to make an awesome film.
Included in the kit is your selection of a phone case and lens + our Joby Handypod, GripTight Phone Mount, and Wavo Mobile for audio needs.
We’ve learned about just a few of the many options of lenses and starter kits Moment has to offer creatives, but let’s go over some of our visitor’s frequently asked questions before you start filling your cart up with our gear.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do Moment lenses improve picture quality?
Yes. Moment lenses are created with performance in mind, specifically designed to improve picture quality and take your shots to a level that your phone alone never could. The underlying sensor quality of your phone is the same and our lenses allow you to utilize all of that quality while still capturing new perspectives and focal lengths. Even built-in wide and tele lenses are lower quality than our lenses. Any of the lenses listed in this article (or in our Phone Lenses category) are a great way to effortlessly improve the quality of your pictures.
All our gear at Moment is developed by creatives with creatives in mind.
Do Moment lenses work with iPhone 11?
Yes. Moment lenses work with iPhone 11. Moment lenses work with all three iPhone 11 models and even work with iPhones from 6 to 12.
Are Moment lenses worth it?
Definitely. Moment lenses are the perfect way to bring cinema-quality shots straight to your phone. From the trademark Gold or Blue flares produced by our anamorphic lenses, to our wide fisheye lens with a 170-degree field of view, Moment lenses are the most economical way to create a film that looks high-budget.
All Moment products are made by creatives and for creatives.
Are Moment lenses interchangeable?
Moment lenses are 100% interchangeable. They work with the same M-Series Lens interface which allows you to change lenses on the same case or Lens Mount or take your lenses to a new phone when you upgrade. You should change out your lens depending on your filmmaking or photography goals as Moment has an array of lenses capable of taking your art to a level your phone alone never could. We have lenses for any demand.
How do I put Moment lenses on my iPhone?
Mounting your Moment lenses is simple. Just line up the white line on the lens to the corresponding line on the top of the case, and twist 90 degrees.
Wrap Up
As we can see, Moment lenses are capable of taking your art to the next level — then the level beyond that. Whether you’re an absolute beginner who just wants to give filmmaking a shot or have already participated in one or more of our Invitational Film Festivals, you could never go wrong purchasing one of our award-winning lenses for your next creative venture.
Need more help? Reach out to one of our knowledgeable Gear Guides, and they’ll lead you on the right path.
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Я б взял. Неприлично дорогие объективы Moment Lenses
Moment Lenses — успешный проект, стартовавший на Kickstarter несколько лет назад. С тех пор они успели зарекомендовать себя, как один из самых продвинутых инструментов для любителей мобильной фотографии. А в прошлом году ребята из Moment обновили все свои линзы и комплект аксессуаров.
Это не маркетинговый ход, а необходимая мера в связи с переходом на ƒ/1.8 диафрагму в iPhone 7 и новее. Усовершенствовали систему крепления объективов — они быстрее и чётче цепляются. Минус в том, что старые чехлы и накладки не подойдут, придётся покупать новые.
Компания выпускает четыре типа объективов: широкоугольный, телевик, макро и фишай. Линзы трёх последних остались такими же, а «ширик» получил новое крутое стекло. Кадры получаются шикарные, посмотрите соответствующую группу на Flickr или полистайте фотки по хештегу #shotonmoment в Instagram.
Объективы вставляются в гнёзда любого из двух (вообще-то их больше, но это дичь) чехлов: обычный Photo Сase и зарядный Battery Photo Case на 3800-2500 мАч. Есть модели под большинство популярных смартфонов, при этом линзы универсальны и подойдут хоть к Google Pixel.
Ценник внушительный — за качество всегда приходится платить. Аксессуары продаются на сайте производителя или на Amazon. Можно напрямую оформить доставку в Россию.
Сколько стоит:
ЛИНЗЫ:
New wide lens — за $99.99
New tele lens — за $99.99
New macro lens — за $89.99
New superfish lens — за $89.99
ЧЕХЛЫ:
Обычный Photo Case — за $29.99
Battery Photo Case с аккумулятором — за $99.99
Картонный Phone Case — за $1
Картонный Waterproof Case в пакетике — за $2
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Lenses
Shop the #1 rated Smartphone Lenses made by Moment, and all the best DSLR and Mirrorless lenses from Leica, Sony, Fujifilm, Sigma, and more.
Learn More About Lenses
Using the right lens—the most important component of the camera—is critical for producing the perfect shot in any form of photography. Using your camera’s interchangeable lenses to their full potential will elevate your photos from amateur to professional. As a result, choose your lens carefully.
With so many choices, we understand how difficult it can be to find the right lens for you.
Here’s a rundown about Camera Lenses!
What are Camera Lenses?
A camera lens is an optical body that attaches to a camera body and contains a single lens or a group of lenses. Some lenses are removable, while others are permanently attached to the camera body. Modern and Prime lenses aim to equalize the angle of incidence and angle of refraction to reduce aberration and have a focus function that allows the user to fine-tune the focus.
How do camera lenses work?
Aperture dictates the amount of light that passes through the lens.
The lens focuses the light onto the image sensor (digital) or film plane (analog).
How to choose the right camera lens?
Since each photographer’s needs are different, no single lens will work for everyone. What works for one person should not work for anyone else. So, before you go looking for a lens, figure out what you need for your photography. Consider the following five considerations to help you narrow down your options:
Focal Length
When the subject is in focus, the focal length is the distance (in millimeters) between the lens’s middle and the sensor. The wider the shot, the lower the number. The longer the zoom, the higher the amount.
Wide-angle focal lengths such as 14mm, 20mm, 24mm, 28mm, and 35mm can be useful if you want to fit more into your frame.
If you want to get as close to your subject as possible, however, a telephoto lens with a focal length of 50 to 100mm is the way to go. Only make sure it has an f2.8 aperture so that enough light can pass through.
Aperture
Aperture refers to the amount of light that can penetrate your sensor. The letter f, along with its accompanying numbers, is referred to as an f-stop. A small aperture number, such as f1.2, means the lens’s opening is wider, allowing more light to enter the lens and making it ideal for low-light photography.
Zoom lenses vs. Prime lenses
If you want to have more light in your images and be able to quickly adjust and fix shooting mistakes, get a prime lens. However, if getting as close to the topic as possible is your top priority, you should invest in a zoom lens.
What type of lens to use for each situation?
It really is dependent on your conditions. Keep in mind that the outcome of your images is determined by the lenses you use, so consider the types of photos you’d like to take. If you want to take portraits, for example, invest in a prime lens. If you prefer landscape photography, a wide-angle lens is a way to go.
Mobile
Portrait
Travel
A prime lens (for capturing scenes with people) — Voigtlander Nokton 50mm f/1.5
Fish-eye lens (for added variety and achieving a whimsical effect) — Sigma 15mm f/2.8 EX DG AutoFocus Diagonal Fish-Eye Lens
Photographers have varying opinions on which lens is the best for which situation, but it all boils down to personal preference. The best way to go about finding the right lens for you is to try them out for yourself. See which works best for your needs and the mood or effect that you’re trying to achieve in your photos.
How to Clean a Camera Lens?
Let’s begin with a few facts:
- Image quality can and will be harmed by dirty optics.
- To clean lens and filter optics, there are specific methods and equipment to use.
- There are some methods and tools for cleaning lens and filter optics that are wrong.
- There’s a lot of facts out there about lens cleaning, some of them contradictory.
#1: Avoid unnecessary cleaning of your lens
Glass is a relatively tough and long-lasting material. As advanced coatings and other chemicals are applied to the lens, it becomes a more sensitive surface to scratches and chemical and contact damage. As a result, we want to keep our lenses and filters free of fingerprints and debris and avoid prolonged physical contact, which involves touching and, yes, washing.
Front and rear lens caps should be used sparingly when kept in your camera bag or on a shelf to keep your lenses clean. However, when you use your gear, it will become dirty. This is unavoidable. Cleaning the insides of your camera bag on a regular basis would benefit your lenses, as dust and dirt will most likely find a home within your bag and stick themselves to the lens.
#2: Dust happens
Dust is everywhere, and dust is everywhere. It will adhere to and penetrate your lens. Lenses are made in ultra-clean facilities, with producers going to great lengths to keep dust out of the atmosphere. Even then, dust between the lens elements in brand-new lenses is possible.
However, dust isn’t the biggest foe. A lens that has been sitting on a shelf in your house for years and has accumulated a thick layer of dust will, of course, cause image quality problems. A few specks of dust on or within the lens, on the other hand, would have little impact on image quality. The image quality would not be affected by a few specks of dust on or within the lens. The statement was repeated on purpose.
Attempting to keep your lenses dust-free by cleaning them frequently can shorten their lifespan because you risk scratching the lens surfaces each time you clean them.
#3: Beware of rear smudges
Since light is focused narrowly through the back of the lens, oily fingerprints and smudges on the rear portion would have the greatest effect on image quality.
The good news is that the rear element of the lens is less vulnerable to dirt and oil because it isn’t exposed to sticky fingers from kids, your sticky fingers, or other environmental hazards when placed on the camera.
What to do when your hands get dirty in the field?
Keeping your Lenses clean, even in the field, is something easy to do!
A three-step procedure for cleaning lenses and filters is as follows:
- Using a blower or a soft-bristled brush, remove as much dust and debris from the lens as possible.
- Using a lens tissue or cleaning cloth, apply a few drops of lens cleaning solution.
- Working from the center outward, gently remove oil, fingerprints, and grime from the lens surface with a circular motion.
Remember, you can perform those three simple steps in the field if appropriate, but you should avoid excessive cleaning unless your lens has greasy fingerprints or oily smudges. To clean your lens, you don’t need to be in a dust-free «clean room» or wear a vinyl suit and rubber gloves.
How much do Camera Lenses cost?
It depends on the type of lens you’re going for. If you’re looking for Mobile Photography and Filmmaking Lenses, you can find M-Series Tele 58mm Lenses for $129.99. When talking about DSLR and Mirrorless Lenses, we have Sony, Fujifilm, and Sigma Art lenses starting at $399.95.
Choosing the Best Lenses for your Camera
If you need help deciding which Lenses will be the best for your content creation process, contact one of our Gear Guides. We’ll match you to the right guide based on your experience and style, and help to shop the right lenses for you.
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