M-Series | Spare 62mm/67mm Filter Adapter - Wide 18mm
Lost your adapter ring? Have a spare. Fits the Wide 18mm Lens and requires the Filter Mount for use.
This item is available for purchase for US customers only.
Our Review
Moment Wide 18mm Filter Adapter — screw on a polarizer for that landscape shot
The gist: This spare adapter ring pairs your Moment Filter Mount with the Wide 18mm lens, so you can cut glare off water or glass with a polarizer while shooting sweeping landscape or cityscape shots on the road.
- Purpose-built size: matches the Wide 18mm lens diameter and requires Moment's separately-sold Filter Mount to attach filters — it's the connecting ring, not the mount itself.
- Standard filter compatibility: once paired with the mount, it accepts standard screw-in filters for polarizing, neutral density, or protective glass.
- Shared mount system: the Filter Mount it pairs with is aerospace-grade aluminum with interchangeable rubber collars, so the same mount works across the Wide, Tele, and Anamorphic lenses.
- Replacement part: exists specifically for owners who've lost or damaged the adapter ring that shipped with their Filter Mount setup.
WREKD Co., a mobile-filmmaking gear retailer, lists this exact spare adapter for the Wide 18mm lens alongside Moment's full Filter Mount system.
Best for: Moment Wide 18mm lens owners who already use the Filter Mount and want a spare or replacement adapter ring. Skip it if: you don't own the Filter Mount — the ring alone doesn't attach filters to anything. Runs a few dollars — check the current price before buying.
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