Front Lens Caps - T-Series I, 14mm Fisheye
Keep the front of your lens protected. Machined to fit snugly over the front of your M-Series lens, this cap shields the glass from drops, scratches, dust, and the occasional tumble in your bag. It press-fits cleanly into place and holds secure, so it stays put until you're ready to shoot — then pulls off in a snap. Just select your lens group to get the right cap.
One cap comes in the bag with every lens. This is a spare or replacement.
Our Review
Moment Front Lens Cap (T-Series I, 14mm Fisheye) — a small line item that protects a real content-creation asset
The gist: A $2.50 machined cap for Moment's T-Series I 14mm Fisheye lens — cheap insurance for the wide-angle glass creators use for office tours, dramatic establishing shots, and product demos.
- Exact fit: Machined for the T-Series I 14mm Fisheye group specifically, so it seats flush without slipping loose in a bag.
- Quick on/off: Press-fits into place and removes cleanly — useful when you're swapping lenses between setups on a shoot day.
- Guards real optical range: The fisheye delivers roughly 200 degrees of field of view with no vignetting, per Moment's current listing — a spec worth protecting rather than paying to replace.
- Built to be a spare: Ships with every T-Series lens; this replaces a lost or damaged original cap.
MakeUseOf's review of the T-Series line rated the system 7/10 on value and flagged that the lenses represent a genuine financial commitment — a good reminder to keep the $2.50 spare cap around rather than risk the front element.
Best for: Remote workers and freelance creators who shoot with the T-Series I 14mm Fisheye for video content. Skip it if: you own a different Moment lens generation — this cap won't cross-fit. Runs ~$2.50 — check the current price before buying.
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