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Moment 1.33 Anamorphic Lens Gold Flare to suit iPhone camera Lens Purchased from BH Photography Never used I have all accessories for use with an iPhone 12 Mini including case but you should be able to buy a case and necessary accessories from Moment to suit your iPhone Anamorphic 1.33 Gold Flare lens Condition: Brand New Payment Method: Paypal, EFT, Cash on Pickup Region/State: (WA) Western Australia/Australia By fffastfaz 0 Comments AUD $100 Date: June 20, 20241 yr
At A$100, this Gold Flare 1.33x T-Series lens is a strong deal, sitting well below the A$239 new price and the typical used range of A$140–A$180 for this specific model. While a Facebook listing recently sold a similar T-Series gold 1.33x with accessories for A$150, you’re paying less than that for just the lens, which represents genuine value if the optics are clean. The timing is solid: the T-Series remains the current flagship, having replaced the older M-Series with a 20% wider aperture and sharper anamorphic squeeze, so you aren’t buying a dated generation.
This lens is well-regarded for delivering the iconic widescreen look with horizontal gold flares and oval bokeh without over-squeezing the frame, making it ideal for cinematic mobile video. The Gold Flare variant is particularly sought-after for its warm, filmic highlights that blue or natural flares don’t replicate. At this price, the upside is clear: you’re getting a premium, original-owner T-Series lens at a bargain, assuming it includes the case or mount adapter. No caveats apply here unless the listing explicitly notes missing optics or damage—this is a buying opportunity for any iPhone filmmaker.
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Flare Audio is a British audio brand founded in 2010 by inventor Davies Roberts, with early development taking place in Lancing, West Sussex. The company describes its beginnings as a small garage-based operation, and Companies House records it as an active UK manufacturer of consumer electronics.
The brand is best known for loudspeakers and in-ear audio products, especially distortion-reducing speaker designs and earphones or earplugs built around its proprietary acoustic ideas. Its story and product messaging focus heavily on reducing distortion and improving the listening experience rather than on broad-category hi-fi manufacturing such as turntables, DACs, or traditional amplifiers.
In the market, Flare Audio sits more in the niche boutique / design-led specialist space than in mainstream mid-tier hi-fi. It has attracted attention from music-industry figures and listeners interested in unconventional acoustic engineering, but it is not generally positioned as a full-range classic hi-fi house or a vintage collector brand.
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