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Moment Tele 58mm Lens The Moment Tele 58mm gets you closer for tighter, crispier shots without using digital zoom. Optimized for dual lens devices, you can achieve ~2x optical zoom when mounted over a single lens camera or wide side of a dual-triple-lens and ~4x optical zoom when mounted over the iPhone telephoto lens The Moment 58mm Tele Lens works with iPhone and Android phone cameras, as well as iPads, Tablets & Laptop Webcams. Tech Specs Equivalent Focal Length (over iPhone XS Wide) - 58mm Minimum Focal Distance - 7.25" (184.15mm) Lateral Chromatic Aberration - <1px at edge Optical Design - All glass, 6 elements, 4 groups Made with aerospace grade metal and the same hand-polished glass used for high-end 4K film lenses. Includes a lens cap and microfiber carrying bag. Requires a Photo Case
Requires Moment Camera Case – Securely attaches using a Drop-In Lens Mount (sold separately). Compatible with Moment Cases for iPhone, Pixel, and Galaxy. Please don't buy this lens and miss that it needs a case to attach to your phone.
T-Series vs M-Series Compatibility – T-Series is designed for iPhone 14, Pixel 8, and newer devices, while M-Series works with iPhone 13, Pixel 7, and older models.
True 58mm Focal Length – Capture portraits, landscapes, and travel scenes with natural compression and depth, just like a professional camera.
Works on 1x & 3x Phone Lenses – Mount over a wide lens (1x) for a 2x optical zoom or a telephoto lens (3x) for a 6x zoom effect. Does not work over 5x telephoto lenses.
Premium Cinema-Quality Glass – Features bi-aspheric glass for crisp images, reduced distortion, and improved low-light performance compared to built-in phone lenses.
Lifetime Guarantee – Built to last with aerospace-grade metal and premium glass. If there’s a manufacturing defect, we’ll make it right.
DISCLAIMER:Photos provided are edited to improve color accuracy and depth of field, as well as sharpness, exposure, etc.THIS IS A GREAT LENS, when used for what it’s meant for. The shorter telephoto focal length (58mm equivalent) leaves some things to be desired (and I’ll get to that), but otherwise, it’s a great lens that takes sharp, accurate, and quality photos. In my specialty, automotive photography, longer focal lengths (telephoto lenses) make cars look less distorted (front end doesn’t look massive compared to the rest of the car, as in a wide lens), and the car looks more heroic. Generally, the longest focal length in car photography that remains practical is around 200mm, and after that, you need a massive space in order to make the most of longer focal lengths (such as 600mm).Here’s what’s left to be desired:I would love to have a lens that comes in at around 120mm. It would greatly improve my capabilities and allow me to get much more creative with different settings.Here’s the issue, Moment customer support has told me that they’ve been trying for years, but with longer focal lengths, it gets difficult because of how the lens is on top of another lens, as opposed to a sensor (as in DSLR’s). As a result, they’ve been trying to fix issues like pincushion distortion (the image is warped inward, if you took a picture of a square, it would look like the shape of a cushion), and chromatic aberration (remember the 3D movies with red and blue “shadows”? Kinda like that, but no 3D effect). In essence, it’s not a clear image. Cheaper lenses for phones, at that focal length, always have this issue. So basically, they’ve been working at it for years, but have been unable to figure it out.So here’s the bottom line:It’s an amazing lens, the best, long focal length lens that anybody is capable of producing right now, and I’d definitely recommend it for anyone looking to get into photography. In car photography, it’d be nice to have longer focal lengths, but this is the best out there right now. I recommend it.
