O Filtro de Vidro Hoya 72mm Ultravioleta (UV) Pro 1 Digital é um investimento inteligente. Ele ajuda a proteger o seu valioso investimento da poeira, umidade e arranhões, que poderiam levar a reparos custosos. todo para a proteção.
Sensores CMOS ou CCD das câmeras digitais são altamente suscetíveis a reflexos. Essa luz intrusa pode arruinar suas fotografias. Reflexos internos são reduzidos com os filtros miltirrevestidos da Hoya e isso significa uma imagem mais nítida com maior contraste.
Um filtro UV não só minimiza o tom azulado, por vezes causado pela luz diurna, mas também é a melhor proteção disponível contra danos acidentais ao elemento frontal da sua lente. Uma lente que acidentalmente cai no chão durante uma caminhada pode potencialmente ser salva pela compra deste item. Algumas pessoas se referem a ele como um "seguro barato". Como um protetor, deve ser deixado na lente em todos os momentos.
Além desse benefício significativo, os filtros UV também podem tornar suas fotos mais claras, mais nítidas e com mais contraste. Para quem gosta de fotografia ao ar livre, especialmente tomadas distantes, um filtro UV pode produzir uma imagem mais distinta e aceitável, removendo boa parte da tonalidade azul, normalmente associada com névoa atmosférica.
A vantagem da maioria dos filtros Hoya é que se coloca, pelo menos, uma camada de revestimento anti-reflexo em cada lado do vidro. Não é apenas um vidro. O vidro multi-revestido neste tipo de produção sempre tende a minimizar os reflexos. O Digital Multi-Coating da Hoya leva essa proteção para um nível superior.
A Hoya é um dos maiores fabricantes de vidro na indústria de filtro. Em colaboração com a empresa mãe, Tokina Optical, a empresa continua a se esforçar para produzir alguns dos melhores vidros no mercado. Atualmente, elas detêm 40% do mercado mundial de vidro ótico.
| Tipo | UV Pro 1 Digital |
| Tamanho | 72mm x 3mm de espessura |
| Graduação | Não se Aplica |
| Fator de Filtro | Não se Aplica |
| Multirrevestido | Digital Multirrevestido |
| Giratório | Não |
| Efeito |
Elimina a névoa e pode melhorar a nitidez de imagem. Protege o elemento frontal da lente |
| Aplicação | Útil para fotografar montanhas e cenas marinhas em que a quantidade maior de névoa ameaça tornar indistintas as cores e clareza das suas fotos. |
| Temperatura de Cor | Não se Aplica |
| Construção | Vidro |
| Tamanho da Rosca do Filtro Frontal | 72mm |
| Tamanho da Tampa da Lente Frontal | 72mm |
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High quality, superior craftsmanship
I use the filter for two reasons: to protect my Nikon AF-S Nikkor 24-120mm lens and to enhance the images of my Nikon D70 camera.
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I use the filter for two reasons: to protect my Nikon AF-S Nikkor 24-120mm lens and to enhance the images of my Nikon D70 camera.
The Hoya filter is superior to all the glass filters I've used in the past. The images have a richness and tonal quality unmatched by lesser filters.
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Altho I believe the filter produces some benefits as a UV filter in cutting glare, I actually found that it degraded the image by a small amount. I tested the filter in a with ...Read complete review
Altho I believe the filter produces some benefits as a UV filter in cutting glare, I actually found that it degraded the image by a small amount. I tested the filter in a with and without scenario and found that the with images at 400 percent magnification had LESS resolution and that the filter 'blurred' detail. I wouldn't add a filter to a lens that compromises it's performance.
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Comments about Hoya 72mm Ultraviolet (UV) Pro 1 Digital Filter:
Good investment to shield expensive lens
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Comments about Hoya 72mm Ultraviolet (UV) Pro 1 Digital Filter:
It's what you need to protect your glass. Hoya filters may be a bit more expensive, but the quality is excellent compared to other less expensive lens filters. I recommend them to all my friends.
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Comments about Hoya 72mm Ultraviolet (UV) Pro 1 Digital Filter:
Used this filter on my 10-22mm Canon wide angle lens on a trip to Sequoia and Yosemite National Parks and was very satisfied with the outcome of my photos. The filter provided clear photos with no vignetting and the protection of the lens as well while hiking.
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This filter is much thinner than my old one. Very Nice when stacking filters. I can add my polarizer with less fear about distortion from large gaps between the filters. I would recommend this to a friend.
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Comments about Hoya 72mm Ultraviolet (UV) Pro 1 Digital Filter:
Great filter... I have these on all my lenses.
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This is one of the best filters - a must have for every lens.
Buying a good lens and putting a cheap and unsharp filter C R A P P Y on front of it to reduce the picture Quality... bad Idea.
This is in my opinion the best one together with the Hoya super HMC
More important for me than the UV Protection is the lens protection
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Great for digital cameras!
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That UV filter is exactly what I needed. I wanted a protection for my lens to be left on. But it should be of first quality to go with my Rebel T2i 18 mp which magnify any default. And it goes very well! At last because it's to go on a wide angular (17-70mm) it has to be slim to avoid vignating. And again it's just perfect.
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Comments about Hoya 72mm Ultraviolet (UV) Pro 1 Digital Filter:
This is one great filter with good build, multicoated. Great for protecting your camera!
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I use this on the new Sigma 17-70mm f/2.8-4 DC OS MACRO f/CANON and have been happy with it.
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Comments about Hoya 72mm Ultraviolet (UV) Pro 1 Digital Filter:
I have purchased Hoya filters in the past. Pro1 Digital continues a tradition of providing a good filter at a reasonable price. I use the UV filters for protection and to eliminate haze/refelections when shooing landscapes. The Hoya fulfills my requirements for the aformentioned tasks. Low profile frame will prevent vignetting on all but the widest angle lenses.
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Comments about Hoya 72mm Ultraviolet (UV) Pro 1 Digital Filter:
Altho I believe the filter produces some benefits as a UV filter in cutting glare, I actually found that it degraded the image by a small amount. I tested the filter in a with and without scenario and found that the with images at 400 percent magnification had LESS resolution and that the filter 'blurred' detail. I wouldn't add a filter to a lens that compromises it's performance.
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Comments about Hoya 72mm Ultraviolet (UV) Pro 1 Digital Filter:
I use this filter to protect my expensive lens. So far it is accomplishing this without causing any problems with image. It fits great, has a nice thin profile. [...]
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Comments about Hoya 72mm Ultraviolet (UV) Pro 1 Digital Filter:
I use the filter for two reasons: to protect my Nikon AF-S Nikkor 24-120mm lens and to enhance the images of my Nikon D70 camera.
The Hoya filter is superior to all the glass filters I've used in the past. The images have a richness and tonal quality unmatched by lesser filters.
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Comments about Hoya 72mm Ultraviolet (UV) Pro 1 Digital Filter:
Well made, thin and easy to clean. Has threads for a lens cap.
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Comments about Hoya 72mm Ultraviolet (UV) Pro 1 Digital Filter:
Using it as lens protection with a Nikon 18-200 DX lens. No vignetting noticed in pictures. Lens cap securely snaps to the filter ring, despite the reduced profile.
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Comments about Hoya 72mm Ultraviolet (UV) Pro 1 Digital Filter:
I've gone the cheap route before, buying the inexpensive UV filter for the basic protection, and have learned the hard way, just like buying the cheap sunglasses at the drug store, the cheap filter actually degrades the image. This filter really has improved the quality of my photos, it's been astonishing for me to see the difference. While it may seem a lot to pay, especially because there are many less expensive filters out there, I've been very happy with the photos I've gotten with this filter.
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Comments about Hoya 72mm Ultraviolet (UV) Pro 1 Digital Filter:
Very good filter. Well made. You definitely want to have a microfiber cleaning cloth to get rid if dust and smudges.
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Keep it on all the time.
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I have always used a Uv filter on front of my lenses as an extra layer of protection from scratches, etc. Some that I have used in the past were of lower cost and of much lower quality. With the Hoya filters, I do not feel as though I am sacrificing any clarity or contrast in my images by having it there. After testing it out with this one ... I bought one for all of my lenses.
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