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The GoPro Anamorphic Lens Mod for HERO13 Black enables capture of ultra-wide 21:9 cinematic footage with reduced corner aberrations and pronounced horizontal lens flares. Designed for filmmakers and content creators, the HB-Series anamorphic mod attaches directly to HERO13 Black, which automatically recognizes the lens and switches the camera into anamorphic mode. The lens mod is scratch-resistant, features a hydrophobic coating to repel water, and is built to withstand outdoor use when mounted on the camera.

Advantages

The Anamorphic Lens Mod produces a cinematic ultra-wide 21:9 aspect ratio without additional post-production de-squeezing thanks to in-camera de-squeeze, streamlining workflow. It preserves image quality by minimizing distortion and corner aberrations while adding characteristic horizontal flares. The mod is easy to attach with no tools, is supported by HyperSmooth stabilization, and the HERO13 Black automatically adjusts settings when the lens is mounted or removed.

Suitable for

• Static ultra-wide cinematic shots
• Stabilized gimbal footage of low-vibration activities
• Short films, interviews and narrative sequences requiring a 21:9 look

Key specifications

• Compatibility: HERO13 Black
• Aspect ratio: captures in ultra-wide 21:9 anamorphic
• Mounting: tool-free attachment
• Finish: scratch-resistant, hydrophobic lens coating
• Colour: Black
• Package contents: Anamorphic Lens Mod, front and rear protective caps, microfiber lens cloth

How to use

Attach the Anamorphic Lens Mod to a mounted HERO13 Black by aligning and snapping it into place; the camera will automatically detect the lens and switch to anamorphic mode. Use HyperSmooth stabilization or a gimbal for optimal results, and avoid high-vibration point-of-view (POV) action shots. After capture you can review footage directly on the camera since in-camera de-squeezing is applied.

Recommendations

Not intended for underwater use. For immersive POV footage in high-vibration activities, use the Ultra Wide Lens Mod instead. For best cinematic results, pair the lens with mechanical stabilization such as a gimbal and shoot primarily static or stabilized movement.