67mm Mobile Lens Filter Mount for M-Series

$5
Attach a standard 67mm Filter to your Moment Lenses. The Moment Filter Adapters let you attach a standard 67mm filter to your Moment Lenses (Tele, Wide, & Anamorphics). Simply press fit the mount onto your lens and you’re ready to go. The interchangeable rubber collars are both included, and allow you to use it with both sizes of our lenses.  Whether you’re trying to perfectly balance the sunset, cut glare off of water, or shoot long exposure during the day — photography filters help you create effects and control light in ways digital editing can’t. We’ve heard so many of you request the ability to add filters to your lenses, so we designed a system that allow you to do exactly that.

Our Review

Moment 67mm Mobile Lens Filter Mount for M-Series — a $5 upgrade for portfolio-quality phone footage

The gist: If you're building a content-creator portfolio on a phone-and-Moment-lens setup, this cheap mount adds the ND and polarizing filter effects clients associate with "real" camera work.

  • Compatible with existing gear: press-fits onto M-Series anamorphic, 58mm telephoto, and 18mm wide lenses, then takes any standard 67mm filter — no new lens purchase required.
  • Durable aerospace-grade aluminum: built to hold up to daily creator use rather than a one-off gimmick accessory.
  • Secure, light-sealed fit: rubber collars keep the mount firmly attached with no light leaking into the shot, which matters when a client is paying for clean footage.
  • Adds production value cheaply: ND filters enable smoother motion blur and shallower-looking depth of field, effects that make phone content look more premium.

Amazon customer reviews note the mount is lighter than expected and call out ND filter use specifically for getting nicer bokeh on iPhone shots, though a few reviewers report clearance problems with the 18mm wide lens's protruding front element.

Best for: content creators shooting on Moment M-Series lenses who want cheap, real filter control for client or brand work. Skip it if: your lens lineup doesn't include compatible M-Series lenses. Runs ~$5 — check the current price before buying.

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