How to choose suitable anamorphic lenses for shooting?

When choosing anamorphic lenses for shooting, the following key factors need to be considered:
Focal length selection: The focal length range of a deformable lens has a direct impact on its shooting effect. The wide-angle focal length (such as 14-35mm) is suitable for capturing wide landscapes and documentary moments, the medium focal length (such as 35-50/70mm) is suitable for portrait and street photography, the medium long focal length (such as 50/70-80/100mm) is the golden focal length, suitable for long-distance shooting, the long focal length (such as 80/100-300mm) is suitable for close ups, animal and news photography, and the ultra long focal length (above 300mm) is a must-have for professional animal and sports photography.
Brand and Model: Different brands of deformable lenses have differences in performance and quality. For example, the Old Frog FF II 8-15mm F2.8 FISHEYE ZOOM lens is made of high-strength metal material, sturdy and durable, suitable for long-term outdoor shooting, and designed to be compact and lightweight, suitable for carrying.
Aperture size: A large aperture (such as F2.8) performs better in low light environments, providing more light and suitable for night or indoor photography. For example, the Sigma 10-18mm F2.8 DC DN lens can easily capture images in low light environments.
Special features: Some anamorphic lenses have special functions such as image stabilization, macro shooting, etc. For example, the Tenglong 28-200mm F/2.8-5.6 Di III RXD lens is equipped with an RXD high-speed silent stepper motor, suitable for shooting moving objects or videos.
Budget and compatibility: Budget is an important factor to consider when choosing a transformable lens. The prices of different lenses vary greatly, and it is necessary to make a choice based on one's own needs and budget. In addition, ensuring that the lens is compatible with your camera is also very important.