M-Series | 37mm ND Filter, ND 32
A pro quality filter at a fair price. The Moment 37mm ND works on your big camera or your phone with our 37mm Filter Mount.
ND Filters are the secret sauce to controlling your exposure. They’re super important if you’re going for the most cinematic image. We’re shooting in different conditions all the time, which means a wide range of lighting situations. Like sunglasses for your camera, they give you ultimate control over the light hitting your sensor, and that means slower shutter speeds, giving you that slight, cinematic motion blur in your clips.
Our Review
Moment M-Series 37mm ND 32 Filter — controlled exposure for bright-location client shoots
The gist: A 5-stop ND filter for freelance videographers filming outdoor client work in strong sunlight — rooftop interviews, poolside product demos, or midday exterior real estate walkthroughs.
- 5-stop light reduction: cuts enough light to keep footage from looking choppy or blown out in direct sun, without having to shoot at an unusably fast shutter speed.
- Dual-layer cinema glass: keeps color neutral, reducing correction work in the edit before delivering to a client.
- Scratch-resistant, hydrophobic, anti-reflective coatings: holds up to being packed between outdoor shoot locations.
- 37mm Filter Mount compatible: usable across a phone rig and any 37mm-thread camera.
Shotkit's hands-on review of Moment's smartphone filter lineup praised the ND filters for cutting light "without spoiling image quality," with a rotating ring built to hold steady through a shoot.
Best for: freelancers filming outdoor client work in strong, direct sunlight. Skip it if: your shoots are mostly indoors or in overcast/shaded light — a lighter ND or none at all is more appropriate. Runs ~$30 — check the current price before buying.
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