Desqueezing your mobile Anamorphic footage is easy! 

Filmic Pro and Moment Pro Camera are really for recording videos and not for editing. Not sure if you can import footage from the DJI Pocket 2 to the iPhone directly but if you can, I recommend LumaFusion for editing. It also allows you to change the dimensions if you need to correct for anamorphic footage.

When you use the Moment app and shoot in RAW the image is saved straight from the camera sensor without any edits. Cropping, desqueezing, digital zoom is all part of processing an image after the sensor has recorded it and thus not saved with RAW files. I also tried Desqueeze on my iPhone (not the pro version) and found it a weird app to use (read: I didn't take the time to learn is and to look up the needed pixel sizes) so I desqueeze my images on a computer in Photoshop (make the width of the canvas 133% bigger than your photo, turn photo into a smart object and then transform it to fit the canvas by stretching the width 133%). This will result in a photo that comes close to a 16:9 ratio instead of 2.40:1 ratio. That's because photos on your phone are 4:3 by default. If you shoot in heif it does save a desqueezed photo, but that's cropped at the same time as well to reach a roughly 2.33:1 aspect ratio to come closer to the cinematic video look. Videos that are stretched 133% are roughly 2.40:1 because those are already 16:9 by default and thus are already "cropped" at the top and bottom, compared to your image sensor's aspect ratio and photos.

Great question and sorry for the slow reply! I haven't done any thorough testing but in general, it depends on whether you want to shoot film or photos. For film: I find that desqueezing in post works a bit better. I've had some issues with the app where automatic desqueezing caused the files to become super unsharp in low light situations while this doesn't happen with a non-desqueezed file. Clearly, it's not the phone itself but the app. Not sure if that's been fixed by now though. For photos: desqueezing them in the app also applies a crop to match the 2.4:1 aspect ration for Anamorphic film. When you desqueeze them in post, you'll get something that's very close to a 16:9 aspect ratio (15.96:9 to be exact) which you then can crop how you like it, if you want to. Also, desqueezing is not possible for RAW files. For both: desqueezing in the app can save some time and effort if you're in a hurry. Plus, I haven't found a great app on my phone yet that allows me to desqueeze photos by stretching the width a given amount rather than doing it purely on visuals and getting it not 100% perfect. If I want to work 100% on my phone or iPad, I might want to desqueeze while shooting rather than wait for me to get to my computer for a proper desqueeze.

@@DirkJanFotografie Thanks so much for the detailed reply. Sorry somewhere i lost track of this video for a while

Great question! Unfortunately, you cannot hide the interface in the Pro Camera App by Moment.

The lens doesn't add the black bars and just changed the aspect ratio. You can add the black bars in post-production by working on a canvas that's larger than the video. If you start a project at 16:9, you can get the black bars!

@@DirkJanFotografie CHEERS FRIEND NICE TO HAVE YOU BACK BY THE WAY

To be honest, I don't have any experience with that app so I don't know...

CuzCutz I have the same exact question my friend! Did you have any luck finding an answer I seem to be struggling. Thanks a lot if you happen to see this and find time to answer :)

The microphone is an decent one for starters (Røde Videomic Go with a deadcat) but the kitchen wasn't the best place for the audio due to the echos!

yeah that's the issue I'm having as well