The Moment 310-332 CineClear UV QuickLock Filter delivers premium lens protection and enhanced image clarity for iPhone 15 and 16 Pro/Pro Max. Featuring cinema-grade optical glass and a secure QuickLock system, it shields your camera from scratches, dust, and UV haze while maintaining true-to-life image quality.
The Moment 310-332 CineClear UV QuickLock Filter delivers premium lens protection and enhanced image clarity for iPhone 15 and 16 Pro/Pro Max. Featuring cinema-grade optical glass and a secure QuickLock system, it shields your camera from scratches, dust, and UV haze while maintaining true-to-life image quality.

Protect your smartphone camera and elevate your mobile photography with the Moment 310-332 CineClear UV QuickLock Filter. Designed specifically for iPhone 15 and 16 Pro/Pro Max, this filter combines advanced UV protection with cinema-grade optical performance, making it an essential tool for mobile creators.
The CineClear UV filter blocks unwanted UV light and reduces blue haze, helping you capture cleaner, sharper images in bright outdoor conditions. At the same time, it acts as a protective shield, guarding your lens against scratches, dust, and fingerprints without affecting image quality.
Built with premium Japanese and German optical glass, the filter ensures high-resolution clarity, accurate colors, and minimal distortion. The multi-layer optical coatings further enhance performance by reducing reflections and maintaining excellent light transmission.
The proprietary QuickLock system allows the filter to snap securely onto a compatible Moment Camera Case (sold separately) in seconds—no tools required. This ensures a firm, stable fit for reliable shooting in any environment.
Part of Moment’s ecosystem of mobile filters—including VND, CineBloom, and CPL options—this CineClear UV filter is ideal for photographers and filmmakers who want maximum protection without compromising image quality.
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