Atlas Lens Co. has an over-an-hour-long video on the history of anamorphic lenses that is well worth watching. The presentation was given by ...

It's well known that the iPhone's video quality is top notch among mobile devices, with each release pushing forward what people can do with the tiny portable computing devices. Today we're taking a ...

Moment lenses are a great way to improve photography and videography on your smartphone, but the company’s Android app has always been just a bit behind the iOS version. One feature from the Moment ...

I need a good smartphone camera because my photography skills are quite limited. Thankfully, the cameras today have software to help out while companies like Moment make lenses and advanced software ...

On Thursday, Moment released its latest mobile lens, the 1.55x anamorphic, which will give you lovely horizontal flares and a cinematic ultra-wide POV in iPhone photos and videos. The new 1.55x ...

Moment’s new 1.55x anamorphic lens with gold flare promises to bring a classic Hollywood look to video shot on iPhone. Anamorphic lenses are those that turn normal footage into a wider aspect ratio at ...

You can talk and rave about 1920 by 1080 pixel 1080p HD DVD or BlueRay DVD all you like but if it ain't showing anywhere but YouTube, you'll watch it on highly re-compressed artifact-laden 320 by 240 ...

REVIEW – Shooting cinematic video on phones has taken off in the last decade. Since smartphone cameras have gotten so good, it makes sense that people would want to use them for low-budget movies, ...

If you love the classic look of old ultra-wide movies but don't want to invest in an expensive camera to shoot your own versions, Sirui's new anamorphic mobile lens gives you a solid, relatively cheap ...

The company's latest firmware update for its premium cameras with Type 1 sensors focuses on photography features, while ...

GoPro’s new Anamorphic Lens Mod for its Hero13 Black action camera is now shipping. The Anamorphic Lens Mod promises better performance for creators looking to give their footage a more cinematic look ...

I'm hoping I am not asking a stupid question: What happens to the image when playing back anamorphic widescreen video (4:3) on a 4:3 digital projector? A 16:9 projector with enough lines of resolution ...