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The Beastgrip 1.33X Anamorphic Lens MK2 is a professional-grade smartphone lens that delivers a cinematic 2.4:1 widescreen aspect ratio and signature horizontal lens flares. Compatible with major phone brands, it features a built-in 62mm filter mount and comes with essential accessories for on-the-go filmmaking, making it the ultimate tool for storytellers and content creators seeking Hollywood-quality visuals.
| ASIN | B0B4BP8P2B |
| Best Sellers Rank | #68,873 in Mobile Phones & Communication Products ( See Top 100 in Mobile Phones & Communication Products ) #286 in Mobile Phone Camera Lens Attachments |
| Country of origin | China |
| Item model number | BAM200 |
| Manufacturer | Beastgrip |
| Product Dimensions | 2.45 x 6 x 6 cm; 193 g |
M**F
Exactly as expected
Original product
P**T
Beastgrip 1.33X Anamorph. Very good
C**R
Awesome anamorphic lens for iPhone, I’m using it with an iPhone 14max pro loving the vibes and shots I’m getting looks so crisp and clean, and still getting all the lens flares in perfect spots! ❤️❤️
L**H
5stars
J**S
I got this to use with a pixel 7 pro. works surprisingly well with the 19mm telephoto and exceptionally well with the 6.81mm. will not with with the 1.95mm I was not very impressed with the low light performance, and this lens definitely does not produce those awesome anamorphic flares. but it's definitely a good product if you use it correctly
J**S
*Edit: Okay, I guess it does say that it's for use with the beastgrip cage dewhickey, and I didn't get what that meant. So, I added a couple stars for my mistake. I did happen to get a (I pretty much never mention another brand's name in a review, but) a NEEWER product that seems like it will hold this thing to my phone. It's made for mounting a telescope lens, rather than a lense like this, and it barely grabs it, so I don't know if it's going to work correctly. I also have some filters coming that I think/hope will work with it. We'll see how that goes. I did test it out with a picture of with and without, and there is a teeny, tiny little difference in how the light reflects off of things. I will come back if I get it going and I'm impressed (or not), and will maybe someday get the cage for it, if I think it's worth using. *Original Review: Lenses like this usually run for a fraction of the price, and come with some kind of bracket/clamp/method for mounting them to your phone. At 199 dollars, I assumed this one would, too. But it's useless, unless you buy a 139 dollar phone cage for it to mount on. So, until I get that cage, I can't test it or write a proper review. It's confusing, why a seller would submit this product for review, without telling you that other parts are needed to operate it. Kinda shooting yourself in the foot.
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