This 67 mm Hoya 67mm Portrait Glass Filterfrom Hoya 67mm Portrait Glass Filteris designed to enhance pink colors by reducing the yellow and orange colors and making neutral skin tones much more vivid. Combine with a UV filter when shooting under blue skies.

The portrait filter has a filter factor of 1.15, so you should increase your exposure by 1/5 of a stop to compensate. Light transmission benefits from the filter's single coating on each side of the glass which reduces reflections off the surface of the filter. The ring is made of aluminum adding strength and protection to the lens while is screwed on.

Neutral Skin Tone Enhancing Filter    Reduces Yellow and Orange Colors    Ideal for Portrait Photography    Coating on Both Sides of the Glass

Single coating on both sides of the glass for better light transmission

Enhances pink colors and improves skin tones

Reduces orange and yellow colors

Aluminum ring for durability

Front threads allow filter stacking

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How thin is this Hoya HD3 49mm UV filter?

A: This filter has a frame thickness of 5mm.

Q: 2. I have a canon EFS 18-55mm lens that I want to put a portrait glass filter on. Which filter is the correct one for my lens?

A: Your lens would have a 58mm filter thread. This model would be correct:Hoya 58mm Portrait Glass FilterB&H # HOP58Q ? Mfr # S58PORTRAIT

Q: 3. If I purchase the Polarizer Filter do I need the UV Filter also?

A: Charles;A polarizer is only good for certain times (there is no use at night for a polarizing filter or indoors), while a UV can be kept on day or night, indoors or out. Not only does it serve as a haze reducer, it is also a good protector for the front lens element.

Q: 4. Reviews say this filter is a lint/dust magnet. How best to clean it?

A: The Sensei DOC-CK Deluxe Optics Care and Cleaning Kit, BH # SEDOCCK would offer the best options for cleaning this Hoya filter or any of your lenses. https://bhpho.to/3UzaJ4p

Q: 5. Does this particular filter downgrade image sharpness in any way vs. not using a filter at all?

A: Technically, any glass layer in a lens system scatters light and decreases sharpness. However, the reality is good filters will not affect sharpness to any degree you can see. Frankly, other factors such as camera shake, focus, subject movement, aperture, lighting and contrast have far greater influence on image sharpness than a quality filter such as this one.

Q: 6. Where are these made?

A: Hi, Japan is the country of origin for these filters.

Q: 7. Can this filter be used to filter out sodium yellow flare off when using a glass blowing torch?

A: The filter will not decrease flair. And with flair from a blow torch it is not the color as much as it is just too bright.

Q: 8. Does this filter blocks infrared light too?

A: No, the Hoya 77mm HD3 UV Filter will only assist to suppress UV rays.

Q: 9. Does this filter include an Antistatic Coating?

A: no

Q: 10. Does this work for daylight and reversal films like Kodak Portra 160 / 400 and Provia 100F?

A: Yes this can work when shooting daylight balanced color negative or positive films.