H&Y 62Mm Uv Thin Hd Mc Filter For Cameras

H&y 62mm Uv Thin Hd Mc Filter For Cameras

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The H&Y 62mm UV Thin HD MC Filter for Camerasfrom H&Y 62mm UV Thin HD MC Filter for Camerasis a general-use, clear filter designed to absorb ultraviolet light and reduce the bluish cast of daylight. Aside from the reduction of unwanted blue casts, no additional coloration or contrast is created, and adjustments to exposure are not required while using this filter. This UV filter features tempered, AGC glass that includes 18 layers of coatings to prevent internal ghosting and reflections as well as to provide an improved beading effect when in contact with water or oil for greater cleaning efficiency.

To minimize the potential for vignetting while remaining lightweight, this 62mm UV Thin HD MC Filter also features a durable, 1.1mm thick aluminum alloy filter ring.

Clear Protective Filter Absorbs Ultraviolet Light Reduces Bluish Cast of Daylight 1x Filter Factor, No Exposure Change Tempered AGC Glass Construction 18-Layer Multi-Coating Slim, 1.1mm Thick Filter Ring 62mm Front Filter Threads Plastic Case

Parameters
Filter Type	UV
Exposure Reduction	No
Size	62 mm Rear Filter Thread
Front Accessory Thread / Bayonet	62 mm
Coating	Multi Coated \|
Filter Thickness	0.04" / 1.1 mm
Filter Material	Glass
Ring Material	Aluminum

Does not require adjustments to exposure while in use

Constructed from tempered, AGC glass for increased optical clarity as well as color fidelity

Each glass surface includes 18 layers of coatings to prevent internal ghosting and reflections as well as to provide an improved beading effect when in contact with water or oil for greater cleaning efficiency

Slim, 1.1mm thick, aluminum alloy filter ring assembly helps to prevent vignetting, while remaining lightweight

62mm front filter threads allow for use with other filters

Plastic filter case for storage and transport

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I have zeiss 55mm 1.8 , and I dont know wish filter size i should buy?

A: The Sony Sonnar T* FE 55mm f/1.8 ZA Lens uses a 49mm filter size. The version filter you want than is, https://bhpho.to/3NZZxM1 .

Q: 2. Did this fit Nikon 200-500

A: The Nikon 200-500mm lens takes a 95mm filter, so the Chiaro Pro 95mm 98-UVAT UV Filter is compatible.

Q: 3. Has anyone used this filter with an ultrawide lens? Is it thin enough to use on my 11-20mm?

A: You will not have any problems with vignetting when using this filter on the 11-20mm lens.

Q: 4. Are there still issues with dust with the draw string versus plastic box?

A: B+W UV-Haze #010 MRC MASTER Filter (67mm) comes inside a drawstring pouch on a seal box. There shouldn't be dust on the filter. However even when the filter is clean we recommend cleaning it consistently.

Q: 5. Can I use this with all canon cameras?

A: You can use this with all cameras on the planet, provided the lens accepts 55mm filters. the filter's diameter (55mm) must match that of the lens (filter diameter is mentioned in the front of the lens).

Q: 6. Is the light transmission on this the same as the Basic version? (99.5%)

A: Yes. The B+W UV-Haze #010 MRC MASTER Filter also has 99.95% light transmission like the B+W Basic filter has.

Q: 7. Read a few reviews saying the lens cap doesn't fit quite the same once the filter is on the lens? I'm getting it for a Sony 24-70 2.8 GM so I was hoping you can still put the cap on over the filter? Thanks for the help!

A: Yes the filter has a 82mm front thread, the same size as the original thread on the 24-70mm f/2.8 GM lens. The issue is that the thread on the filter is not as deep as the thread on the lens. Some lens caps are made for deep mounting. In that case it is advisable to get a shallow mount lens cap: https://bhpho.to/31qeltG

Q: 8. Is this filter threaded on the outside at 77mm to accept additional filters? For example...Lens Hoya UV 77mm ND

A: The Hoya Pro 1 Digital UV filter has front threads for filter stacking.

Q: 9. What kind of packaging does this 112mm UV filter come in? Is it a drawstring pouch or something else? Thank you.

A: The B+W UV-Haze #010 MRC MASTER Filter (112mm) comes in plastic free packaging, and comes with a drawstring pouch in the box.

Q: 10. Can a polarizing filter fit over the UV?

A: It should. Most filters have a female and male thread. So essentially you could stack many filters on top of one another. Obviously though there'd be some loss.

Christian	18/07/2024
[UV] I have used many 10 stop ND's in the past and settled on a B&W but was never really thrilled with it. There was always something about the images that bugged me. I decided to test it , alone and then in front of a polarizer , each time I noticed a pretty noticeable drop in sharpness, especially fine detail smearing. Considering the cost of it this shouldn't be happening. So I searched for a new one and found an intense review of 10 stop ND's and the Haida Nanopro MC ND 10 stop was part of it. It came out on top along side one other, but with the price of this filter it was a no brainer to buy and test out. I ordered it from B&H and tested it right away. Straight Image, Image with the ND, and Image with both the ND and a Nikon Circular polarizer behind the ND. NO difference in sharpness, ZERO. You wouldn't be able to tell the difference between the 3 , even at 100% zoom and beyond. I tested it on Modern AI lenses, and Vintage Nikkor S and H lenses with single coatings all tested with the same result. No color cast either. I went out with the Haida ND and the Nikon Polarizer and shot outside, long exposure with foliage and water. Same result. Sharp sharp sharp. All on a D810 in Bulb/Mirror up. Haida has just won a customer for life. 5

Christian	18/07/2024
[UV] I have used many 10 stop ND's in the past and settled on a B&W but was never really thrilled with it. There was always something about the images that bugged me. I decided to test it , alone and then in front of a polarizer , each time I noticed a pretty noticeable drop in sharpness, especially fine detail smearing. Considering the cost of it this shouldn't be happening. So I searched for a new one and found an intense review of 10 stop ND's and the Haida Nanopro MC ND 10 stop was part of it. It came out on top along side one other, but with the price of this filter it was a no brainer to buy and test out. I ordered it from B&H and tested it right away. Straight Image, Image with the ND, and Image with both the ND and a Nikon Circular polarizer behind the ND. NO difference in sharpness, ZERO. You wouldn't be able to tell the difference between the 3 , even at 100% zoom and beyond. I tested it on Modern AI lenses, and Vintage Nikkor S and H lenses with single coatings all tested with the same result. No color cast either. I went out with the Haida ND and the Nikon Polarizer and shot outside, long exposure with foliage and water. Same result. Sharp sharp sharp. All on a D810 in Bulb/Mirror up. Haida has just won a customer for life. 5

anyonymous	15/07/2024
[Multi Coated \| ] Keep on your expensive lens all the time for great protection and UV filtration. Cleans easily . 5

anyonymous	15/07/2024
[Multi Coated \| ] Keep on your expensive lens all the time for great protection and UV filtration. Cleans easily . 5

anyonymous	15/07/2024
[Multi Coated \| ] Keep on your expensive lens all the time for great protection and UV filtration. Cleans easily . 5

anyonymous	09/07/2024
[UV] The Hoya is a nice addition to my new glass 50mm 1.8 Nikkor. No change in portrait photos and haven't done to many landscape photos to say if I notice any change. It's a strong filter that will protect your costly lens. I just leave mine on 24/7. 5

anyonymous	09/07/2024
[UV] The Hoya is a nice addition to my new glass 50mm 1.8 Nikkor. No change in portrait photos and haven't done to many landscape photos to say if I notice any change. It's a strong filter that will protect your costly lens. I just leave mine on 24/7. 5

anyonymous	09/07/2024
[UV] The Hoya is a nice addition to my new glass 50mm 1.8 Nikkor. No change in portrait photos and haven't done to many landscape photos to say if I notice any change. It's a strong filter that will protect your costly lens. I just leave mine on 24/7. 5

Bubu	13/06/2024
[Glass] I had both, this HD filter and the cheaper Hoya HMC UV(C) filter. I bought another one of these HD filter because I found the cheaper one was more difficult to keep clean. My only complaint is that the front lens cap never sits quite as well on a lens with a filter, but this is not something unique to this filter, all the filters I have used are the same in that regard. 5

Bubu	13/06/2024
[Glass] I had both, this HD filter and the cheaper Hoya HMC UV(C) filter. I bought another one of these HD filter because I found the cheaper one was more difficult to keep clean. My only complaint is that the front lens cap never sits quite as well on a lens with a filter, but this is not something unique to this filter, all the filters I have used are the same in that regard. 5