AntiGlare CPL Filters, 49mm
Our AntiGlare CPL Filters offer pro-grade polarization at a fair price. These filters help control reflections, boost colors, and mitigate shadows by filtering out unwanted glare. Using premium fused-silica optical glass and our 16 layer coatings, we’re able to achieve supreme clarity, true color, and rugged durability. We also specifically designed the geometry of the filter frame to offer a more physical grip. Built from aerospace-grade metal with machined texturing, it’s easier than ever to micro-adjust the polarization level and more importantly… easy to take the filter off your lens without it getting stuck. Optimized to be universal across camera setups, these filters are compatible with center pinch lens caps (like the one you already have) and can be stacked with other filters such as fixed NDs, Cinebloom Diffusion, and UV. Cut reflections and make your shots pop with AntiGlare from Moment.
Our Review
Moment AntiGlare CPL Filter — Make Your Travel Shots Pop
The gist: A pro-grade circular polarizer that cuts glare on ocean water, windows, and jungle canopy — the one filter worth packing for outdoor travel photography.
- Reflection control: Fused-silica optical glass with 16-layer coatings eliminates harsh glare from water surfaces, wet streets, and glass architecture to reveal color and detail underneath.
- Richer skies and foliage: Boosts contrast and color saturation in outdoor scenes without introducing color casts — skies go deeper blue, foliage turns richer green.
- Durable, travel-ready build: Aerospace-grade metal frame with machined texturing makes micro-adjusting polarization easy barehanded, even in humid or cold conditions.
- Stackable: Compatible with center-pinch lens caps and stackable with Moment's Variable ND and CineBloom diffusion filters, so you can build a full filter kit without bulky adapters.
Moment's editorial reviewer found that without the filter "the sky was totally blown out, barely any detail," while with it on "everything looked bolder" with "way better contrast and clarity."
Best for: Travel photographers and videographers shooting outdoors near water, snow, or glass. Skip it if: You primarily shoot indoors or in low light — CPL filters reduce about 1–2 stops of light, which can push ISO in dim scenes. Runs ~$49–$70 depending on thread size — check the current price before buying.
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