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Moment - T-Series Macro 10x Lens

Made for detail-oriented creatives, the 10x Macro T-Series Mobile Lens from Moment lets you capture your world from a new perspective, especially for shots of insects and extreme close-ups. Its 34.8mm focal length delivers a magnification of 10x, a minimum focusing distance of 0.6", and a 65° field of view. This lens also has a 20% wider aperture, meaning you can work with high-res camera sensors at their full resolution, which helps minimize dark corners and vignetting with crisp images, edge to edge, and sharper results than your phone's camera. Also featured is a 3 element, 2 group design, and a multi-layer, anti-reflective lens coating.

SKU: GC20-130-107

Moment - T-Series Macro 10x Lens

Moment - T-Series Macro 10x Lens

Made for detail-oriented creatives, the 10x Macro T-Series Mobile Lens from Moment lets you capture your world from a new perspective, especially for shots of insects and extreme close-ups. Its 34.8mm focal length delivers a magnification of 10x, a minimum focusing distance of 0.6", and a 65° field of view. This lens also has a 20% wider aperture, meaning you can work with high-res camera sensors at their full resolution, which helps minimize dark corners and vignetting with crisp images, edge to edge, and sharper results than your phone's camera. Also featured is a 3 element, 2 group design, and a multi-layer, anti-reflective lens coating.

Built using aerospace-grade metal and cinema-quality optical glass, Moment designed this lens to be compatible with the iPhone 13 and later, Pixel 7 Pro and later, and Galaxy S22 and later. Included is a diffuser hood, a lens cap, and a microfiber carrying bag.

Cinema quality optical glass gives you an incredibly sharp image, edge to edge.

A 20% wider aperture vs. M-Series lenses produces full frame picture clarity with essentially no dark corners or vignetting.

Works with the T-Series interface on the iPhone 13 and newer, Pixel 7 Pro and newer, and Galaxy S22 and newer.

Features the T-series interface with a simple twist-and-secure design.

Made with aerospace-grade metal and the same hand-polished glass used for high-end 4K film lenses.

Includes a removable diffuser hood for improved focus and even lighting, front lens cap, and microfiber carrying bag.

Moment recommends their Pro Camera app for improved imaging results.

A fan favorite for a reason. Made for detail-orientated creatives, the Macro 10x is your new go-to for capturing the world from new perspectives. Particularly wonderful for curious-minded gardeners and nature lovers, you can achieve unparalleled texture and detail using real glass and no A.I. imitation or manipulations. Use Moment's attachable lens hood for additional ease of use and perfectly diffused lighting.

Crisp from Edge to Edge

Experience the magic of dreamy softness juxtaposed with razor-sharp details. Say goodbye to unwanted vignetting with our enhanced design.

Made from Aerospace Grade Metal

Settle for nothing less than premium. Moment lenses, sculpted from high-quality materials, stand unparalleled in the mobile world.

Easy to Use

Align, turn, and you're set to shoot. Pair it effortlessly with Moment's case or universal mount for a fluid macro journey.

What Is the T-Series Compatible With?

Moment expanded the T-Series to work with almost every new iPhone, Pixel, and Samsung phone. They haven't tested the other Android phone models, but expect the T-Series to work with these phones using their Universal Lens Mount.

Better with Pro Camera

Get more out of your Macro Lens with Pro Camera for iPhone. Manually control all the details.

Key Features:

Capture Fine Details and Small Objects

34.8mm Focal Length

10x Magnification

65° Field of View

20% Wider Aperture

Multi-Layer, Anti-Reflective Coating

0.6" Minimum Focal Distance

3 Element, 2 Group Design

Built Using Aerospace-Grade Metal

For iPhone, Pixel, and Samsung Phones

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Moment - T-Series Macro 10x Lens

Made for detail-oriented creatives, the 10x Macro T-Series Mobile Lens from Moment lets you capture your world from a new perspective, especially for shots of insects and extreme close-ups. Its 34.8mm focal length delivers a magnification of 10x, a minimum focusing distance of 0.6", and a 65° field of view. This lens also has a 20% wider aperture, meaning you can work with high-res camera sensors at their full resolution, which helps minimize dark corners and vignetting with crisp images, edge to edge, and sharper results than your phone's camera. Also featured is a 3 element, 2 group design, and a multi-layer, anti-reflective lens coating.

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