The 62mm Ultraviolet UV(0) Haze HD (High Density) Filter from Hoya is a wise initial investment. It helps protect your valuable investment from dust, moisture and scratches, which can lead to costly repairs.
This filter, with its hardened glass, has 4x the tensile strength of traditional filters of similar fabrication. This filter is also of great use in today's digital market where sensors are more sensitive to reflected light. Hoya incorporates special coatings that reduce these internal reflections and, thereby, promote a clearer, brighter and sharper image. The multi-coating used in this filter is made up of 8 layers on each side that promote 99.35% light transmission.
Hoya is one of the largest manufacturers of glass in the filter industry. In collaboration with its parent company, Tokina Optical, Hoya continues to strive to produce some of the best glass on the market. Currently, they hold 40% of the world's market for optical glass.
The advantage of most Hoya filters is that Hoya puts, at least, one layer of anti-reflective coating on each side of their glass. It is not bare glass. Even if the glass is not multi-coated, this kind of production tends to minimize flare and ghosting.
| Type | Ultraviolet HD |
| Size |
62mm Thickness: Frame: 4 mm, Glass 2 mm |
| Grade | Not Applicable |
| Filter Factor | 0 |
| Multi-Coated | Yes - 8 layers of multi-coating on each side; average light transmission of 99.35% |
| Rotating | Not Applicable |
| Effect | Reduces excessive blue; cuts through haze and can improve image clarity; Protects front element of lens |
| Application | Digital and traditional photography; helpful when photographing mountain and marine scenes, where increased haze threatens to make your photographs indistinct in color and clarity |
| Color Temperature | No Change |
| Construction | Glass |
| Front Filter Thread Size | 62mm |
| Front Lens Cap Size | 62mm |
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Comments about Hoya 62mm Ultraviolet UV Haze HD (High Density) Digital Glass Filter:
I shoot documentary films, stills and TV commercials, often with my own equipment, and often in rugged environments. I like knowing my front elements are protected by extra strong glass that resists dirt and fingerprints and cleans easily when it does get dirty. I find the coating really works as advertized. I'm not sure there are any benefits to a UV filter as far as a digital sensor is concerned, but I don't see any harm to it either. I like Hoya filters in general, they seem well made and don't vignette on wider lenses.
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Easy to clean
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Stays on Nikon 20mm f/2.8 all the time, both for protection and better images. Recommended!
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Comments about Hoya 62mm Ultraviolet UV Haze HD (High Density) Digital Glass Filter:
Perfect match
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nice piece of glass , works as expected
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