Spare Front Lens Cap - 1.33x & 1.55x Anamorphic Lens (All Series), M-Series
The lens cap protects the front of your lens from drops, scratches, and the occasional tumble. Fits the Anamorphic Lens.
This is a replacement. One Lens Cap is included with every lens.
Our Review
Moment M-Series Anamorphic Lens Cap — a $5 fix for the thing you'll definitely lose on the road
The gist: Every Moment anamorphic lens ships with one cap, and travelers lose caps — this spare keeps your cinematic-look glass protected in a backpack side pocket without buying a whole new lens.
- Purpose-built fit: machined specifically for Moment's M-Series 1.33x & 1.55x Anamorphic Lens, press-fits snugly and holds in place through daily pack-and-unpack.
- Protects the front element: shields the glass from scratches, dust, and drops — the anamorphic front element is curved and pricier to replace than a standard lens.
- Travel-pocket size: small and light enough to toss in a camera cube or jacket pocket as a backup without adding real weight.
- Replacement, not an accessory upgrade: it's a spare of the exact cap that ships in the box — no compatibility guesswork.
Adorama lists this exact cap (Moment part 107-005) as a standalone spare-parts purchase, confirming it's sold separately specifically for lens owners who need a replacement.
Best for: anyone shooting anamorphic footage on the move who has already misplaced (or worries about misplacing) the original cap. Skip it if: you don't own the M-Series Anamorphic Lens — it won't fit other Moment lens mounts. Runs a few dollars — check the current price before buying.
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