67mm Mobile Lens Filter Mount (T-Series), T-Series II - Anamorphic II Lenses
The Moment Filter Adapters let you attach a standard 67mm filter to your Moment Lenses (Tele, Wide, 75mm Macro, & 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 allows you to do exactly that.
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Moment 67mm Filter Mount (T-Series II Anamorphic) — give your promo video a cinematic edge
The gist: A 67mm filter adapter for Moment's Anamorphic II lens, letting creators add ND or polarizer filters to sharpen the widescreen, cinematic footage they use for portfolios and promotional content.
- Standard 67mm thread: Works with any 67mm filter you already own, no proprietary filter ecosystem required.
- Aerospace-grade aluminum: Press-fits securely onto the Anamorphic II lens with a light-sealing rubber collar, built thin to avoid vignetting in the frame.
- Glare reduction: A polarizer helps cut reflections off office windows or screens in interview-style footage.
- Exposure control: An ND filter lets you keep a wide aperture in bright daylight for a shallower, more professional depth of field.
No Film School's report on Moment's 67mm filter mount system noted it was the first time the company's mobile lens lineup supported standard CPL/ND filters at all.
Best for: Creators and freelancers using the Anamorphic II lens for polished brand or portfolio video. Skip it if: you own a different Anamorphic generation — Moment's filter mounts are lens-specific, so double-check compatibility first. Runs ~$35 — check the current price before buying.
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