Front Lens Caps - T-Series II, Anamorphic 1.55x II
Keep your lens covered when you're not shooting. This spare front cap is shaped to fit your T-Series II lens exactly, protecting the front glass from scratches, dust, and the occasional drop. It press-fits securely into place and stays seated through a day of carry, then pulls off easily the moment you need it. Just select your lens to get the matching cap.
One cap comes in the bag with every lens. This is a spare or replacement.
Our Review
Moment Front Lens Cap (T-Series II, Anamorphic 1.55x II) — a $5 safeguard for the flagship lens in the lineup
The gist: A machined replacement cap for Moment's top-tier Anamorphic 1.55x II — the lens creators reach for when a project needs a genuinely cinematic, letterboxed look for a brand film or portfolio reel.
- Exact fit: Shaped for the 1.55x Anamorphic II housing specifically, part of Moment's 2026 T-Series II redesign — not compatible with the earlier T-Series I anamorphic cap.
- Quick on/off: Press-fits securely and removes cleanly between shoot setups.
- Protects the premium option: The 1.55x delivers a 2.76:1 Cinemascope aspect ratio after de-squeeze with a 120-degree viewing angle — Moment's boldest anamorphic squeeze, per its own lens comparison guide.
- Built as a spare: Ships with every T-Series II lens; this replaces a lost or cracked original.
PetaPixel's coverage of the 2026 relaunch put the 1.55x Anamorphic at roughly $200 — the priciest lens in the T-Series II line, and one worth protecting with a $5 cap rather than risking a scratched front element.
Best for: Remote-work creators and video professionals producing cinematic content with the T-Series II 1.55x Anamorphic lens. Skip it if: you own the T-Series I anamorphic lens instead — this cap won't fit. Runs ~$5 — check the current price before buying.
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