VND (2-7 Stop) QuickLock Filter, iPhone 15 Pro/Pro Max
Our Review
Moment VND QuickLock Filter — the cinematic 24fps look for bright travel scenes
The gist: Beaches, snowfields, and desert light are exactly where an iPhone blows out or forces a shutter speed too fast for smooth motion — this variable ND filter dials the light down so you can shoot proper cinematic 24fps footage in direct sun.
- 2-7 stop variable range: one dial adjusts from a little darker to much darker, covering everything from overcast light to harsh midday sun without swapping filters.
- Real cinema glass: Schott B270 Pro Cinema Glass is built to avoid the color shift and cross-polarization patchiness cheaper variable ND filters are known for.
- Attaches in seconds: the QuickLock press-and-lock system needs no threads or tools, and covers all three iPhone camera lenses without repositioning between them.
- One requirement to know: it mounts to a Moment Case (sold separately) — it won't attach directly to a bare phone.
9to5Mac's hands-on review found it "literally two seconds" to attach and confirmed successful 24fps shooting "in extreme conditions" with direct sunlight, concluding the reviewer "can't recommend it highly enough" and plans to switch from bulkier cage-based ND setups entirely.
Best for: travel creators shooting bright, high-contrast scenes who want a real cinematic shutter look without cage rigs. Skip it if: you don't already own (or plan to buy) a compatible Moment Case — the filter needs one to mount. Runs ~$50 — check the current price before buying.
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