This 62mm Hoya HD MkII IRND Filter Kit 62mm with Walletfrom Hoya HD MkII IRND Filter Kit 62mm with Walletis made up of a 3-stop, a 6-stop, and a 10-stop neutral density filter in a convenient wallet. The filters can be used individually or in combination to achieve longer exposure times or wider lens apertures for finer exposure control. Using a longer shutter speed makes it possible to increase blur to convey a sense of movement. Increased density also makes it possible to shoot using wider lens apertures, helping to isolate a subject from the background and increasing bokeh. Hoya uses ACCU-ND technology to provide an even light reduction throughout the visible light spectrum and up into the higher IR spectrum. This means that there is no leak from the infrared band of the light spectrum to prevent the image from undergoing any negative affect from color shifts due to long exposure times.

ND8: Filter Factor 0.9, 3-Stop    ND64: Filter Factor 1.8, 6-Stop    ND1000: Filter Factor 3.0, 10-Stop    Solid ND with IR Attenuation    ACCU-ND Reduces Visible and IR Light    Darkens Entire Image Area    Water- and Oil-Repellent Coating    Optical Glass with Multicoating    Slim, Aluminum Filter Ring    Includes Filter Wallet

• ACCU-ND technology for even light reduction throughout the visible and IR light spectrums
• Avoids any unintended color shifts due to IR pollution
• Antireflection multicoating
• Water- and oil-repellent coating for easy cleaning
• Low-profile, lightweight aluminum frame to minimize chance of vignetting

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Best polarizing filter for Fuji XT3

A: This Hoya filter is good as well as the B+W brand filter. Click the link below to view; https://bhpho.to/34wEADH

Q: 2. What country are Hoya filters made in?

A: The Hoya 67mm NXT Circular Polarizer Filter is manufactured in the Philippines.

Q: 3. Is this made of alumn. or brass ???

A: The Hoya 72mm NXT Circular Polarizer Filter is manufactured from aluminum.

Q: 4. What material is the metal?

A: They are made of aluminum.

Q: 5. Will this filter fit my Nikon 85mm 1.8 lens?

A: If you are using the Nikon AF-S 85mm f/1.8G lens, it will fit. If you are using the Nikon AF 85mm f/1.8D lens, it will not. The 85mm f/1.8D uses a 62mm filter thread.

Q: 6. May this 72mm filters fit on a 18-35mm Sigma lens ??

A: The Hoya 72mm NXT Plus Circular Polarizer Filter is not a thin filter so it might vignette a wide lens such as the Sigma 18-35mm. This Hoya HD3 is thin and would be a better option: https://bhpho.to/2pRzaOn

Q: 7. Hello,I noticed the only difference between this Hoya circular polarizer and last years model is this one is not coated. What is the benefit of a non-coated filter?Sincerely,Daniel

A: The main benefit of a non-coated filter is a lower price point. A multi-coated filter will provide dramatically improved light transmission and resistance to glare. If you have the option to spend more for multi-coating, I would definitely recommend it.

Q: 8. What is the difference between the NXT and the NXT PLUS filter?

A: The plus it multicoated to reduce ghosting and flares and it has top knurling to provide a more textured grip when mounting or removing it from a lens.

Q: 9. Does this filter fit on a Canon EPS 10-18 lens?

A: You shouldn't have any problems with this combination.

Q: 10. How is this filter different from the Hoya filter kit, which has three filters for $69? This filter alone costs more than that.

A: Thinner profile and most likely different optical glass technology. I am not certain about the glass. I have not used the filter kit.