Creating Cinematic Magic with the Moment M-Series Anamorphic Lens: Gold Flare vs Blue Flare

Wanna learn more about our anamorphic lenses and about anamorphic in general? Watch this video!

Chapters:
0:00 - Introduction
0:25 - What is Cinemascope?
1:27 - Anamorphic distortion
2:23 - Anamorphic flare - Blue vs Gold
3:15 - Blue flare anamorphic
3:50 - Gold flare anamorphic
4:20 - How to do de-squeeze anamorphic footage
6:47 - Moment anamorphic 1.33x vs Slr magic 1.33x
7:48 - Final thoughts

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[pamieafg]

I’d definitely go for the gold. I often take photos and videos out in nature. That gold blends in and makes the environment more magical.

[_rachde]

I feel like the more you use him the more your channel is going to blow up, jus sayin. He is a great teacher, has a great voice, and is naturally very trustworthy 👏🏼 perfect storm.

[_oranges]

I know this is an advertisement, but it really doesn't feel like it. I want to buy it now, yet I don't feel forced! Keep up the great work

[michaelphilips]

Gold
Sunrise/Sunset

Blue
Midnight Street

[GavinWandersee]

Personally more of a fan of blue but I really like both of them!!

[demeter-the-great]

More from this dope dude! Love him, great video, super clear. Like the gold lens, he gives warmth to the video 😊

[mtbewan]

I been having the gold flare since it came out, and its been my love ever since

[jonathanlogan]

Ayy looks like Josh's audition was successful! Looking forward to seeing your further work with Moment

[DTiPNZ]

My wallet started sweating when that gold flare got released.

[lilliputiann]

This is so well done and straight forward. Also, WHAT A CUTIE!

[nitsugazemag]

I don’t think blue is just sci-fi, but could be used in scenes that are cold or at night where gold is more in warm or daytime scenes 🤷‍♂️

[GeorgeThoughts]

I have the Blue Flare Anamorphic because it was originally the only one. But actually I think Gold flare would be more suitable for my work as I tend to shoot landscapes and outdoor adventure. So that warmth would be more welcome than the more urban, sci-fi blue flare actually. But tbh, you don't use Anamorphic just for flares and my shots rarely include flares.. it's just a cool feature if you want to light a scene that way

[HeyThisIsAndrew]

I love this lens! I just bought my iPhone 12 Pro Max still waiting on Moment case can't wait this will be my first upgrade in 3 years!

[argjendkrasniqi]

What an amazing video, love the edits and commentary. Could not have been better !!

[chicoaria]

This guy is a truly YouTube native talent! He should have his own channel!

[noteworthydesigns]

Lots of case uses for both, but I love the gold. I film on farms a lot, so the gold is definitely more of a natural look.

[Stevenafoe]

Thx for explaining this without shouting or jumping around ;-)

[_ErickRangel]

Those word definition animations are 🔥

[TylerANDBABE]

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[MartinMunthe]

Something else to keep in mind is that when you're doing a desqueeze of anamorphic in post your stretching pixels across pixels and your dropping image sharpness/resolution.

Once upon a time anamorphic was to preserve image resolution of the 35mm negative. Anamorphic on digital does not du that but you get the "retro" look if you like the flares. Bokeh is not the same between a 35mm academy frame (3:2) and a 16:9 sensor so you'll never get anamorphic bokeh unless you have a camera that shoots 3:2 and you don't use 16:9 adjusted anamorphic lenses.