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Hoya SUPER HMC Haze UV(0) - Filter - UV - 58 mm 2 reviews
Hoya
Hoya
Works 100%
I'm totally happy with this and it lets enough light through that I didn't notice any lens performance issues. Only problem is I must now buy more for my other lenses ;).
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Hoya 58mm UV (Ultra Violet) Multi Coated Glass Filter4 reviews
Hoya
Hoya
Just what I needed
This item turned out to be the right quality and the right price for me (I bought two of them for two lenses). Research convinced me to buy a lens filter that had multi coating on it to go with the lenses that are multi coated. These had good reviews and a reasonable price, so I gave them a try. They showed up in good shape, went on easily, and are now doing exactly what they should be ...
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Hoya 72mm DMC PRO1 Digital Multi-Coated UV (Ultra Violet) Filter.10 reviews
Hoya
Hoya
Hoya 72mm Pro1 Digital Multi-coated UV filer
I ordered this filter to use on a Nikon 28-200mm zoom lens. It arrived promptly and fit the lens perfectly. UV is not as big a problem in the midwest as in some other areas but it is nice to know that the lens is protected from being scratched as well as protecting from UV rays.
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Hoya 52mm UV (Ultra Violet) Super Multi Coated Glass Filter5 reviews
Hoya
Hoya
Good Protection
I bought this filter as a protection for my 18-55 Nikon lens, and it's been great. The multi-coat reduces glare, and the filter has protected my lens from scratches and dust. It's also pretty thin and I haven't had any vignetting.
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Hoya 77mm DMC PRO1 Digital Multi-Coated UV (Ultra Violet) Filter.5 reviews
Hoya
Hoya
Expensive
I bought this mainly for protection of my expensive lenses.....I have always read that putting a cheap glass filter defeats the quality of the lens you are using. So I decided to get the filter that I thought might be the best there is in the Hoya product line up and I am totally satisfied with this.
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Hoya HMC - Filter - circular polarizer - 72 mm4 reviews
Hoya
Hoya
A Great Brand Name Filter
Hoya is the best when it comes to combining quality and reasonable price. It is used by professionals and amateurs alike. If you are using a film or digital SLR camera (with thru-the-lens metering), you must use a circular polarizer instead of a conventional one, or the metering will be way off. This unconventionally-sized 72mm filter is the one to use for those who have the Nikon 18-200mm VR ...
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Hoya 77mm UV (Ultra Violet) Multi Coated Glass Filter 8 reviews
Hoya
Hoya
Filter review
This filter is perfect for protecting 77mm wide angle lenses. Gives a clear view throughout. I highly recommend it.
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Hoya SUPER HMC Haze UV(0) - Filter - UV - 67 mm 2 reviews
Hoya
Hoya
To serve and protect
Since most of my photography is done indoors, this filter was purchased to protect my much more expensive lens from accidental scratching. The product comes in a nice plastic case with a foam insert, and mine was clean and clear upon arrival.
It's also important that this filter is multi-coated... just like most nice lenses are. There's no reason to throw an uncoated junky filter in front of ...
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Hoya HMC - Filter - circular polarizer - 77 mm1 review
Hoya
Hoya
A great product as advertised.
This polariser works beautifully on my Canon 24-105 zoom lens.
It is better used outside in brighter conditions since the lens opening needs to be stepped up while it's on.
I have many family members who wear glasses that reflect light & finally I can make portraits of them where their eyes can be seen.
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Hoya HMC Haze UV(0) - Filter - UV - 52 mm5 reviews
Hoya
Hoya
as advertised
Looking through it with the naked eye reveals no distortions or imperfections. This is a genuine multi-coated UV filter (test this by looking at a reflection of a light source on its surface: a perfect reflection indicates no coating, a dim reflection indicates a single coating, and a green reflection indicates multiple coatings). Multiple coatings yield greater light transmission through the ...
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Hoya HMC - Filter - circular polarizer - 58 mm 3 reviews
Hoya
Hoya
Must Have Accessory
A polarizer is among the accessories every photographer should have with them when shooting outdoors during the day. While not all digital camera's require a circular polarizer to avoid problems with focusing, some do and most specifically this will be a necessity for dSLR's. Most super zoom digital camera's can get by with a linear polarizer which will cost a little less.
For those of you ...
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Hoya HMC - Filter - circular polarizer - 52 mm2 reviews
Hoya
Hoya
A great product as advertised.
Much of the content of the picture frames I photograph is encased in reflective glass. This filter does a great job of removing a lot of the interfering reflections.
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Hoya SUPER HMC Haze UV(0) - Filter - UV - 77 mm3 reviews
Hoya
Hoya
Works beautifully
I bought this as a protective filter for my Nikon 80-200mm f/2.8 AF-S. It will probably never come off unless I scratch it. It is optically clear and I cannot tell in any photos that the filter affects the picture quality at all.
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Hoya SUPER HMC Haze UV(0) - Filter - UV - 72 mm4 reviews
Hoya
Hoya
as advertised
Looking through it with the naked eye reveals no distortions or imperfections. This is a genuine multi-coated UV filter (test this by looking at a reflection of a light source on its surface: a perfect reflection indicates no coating, a dim reflection indicates a single coating, and a green reflection indicates multiple coatings). Multiple coatings yield greater light transmission through the ...
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Hoya 72mm DMC PRO1 Digital Circular Polarizer Glass Filter3 reviews
Hoya
Hoya
Trip to Maine
I just recently got back from a trip to Maine where I shot several lighthouses & some of Acadia National Park. The polarized filter from Hoya worked great with my new Olympus E-3. I was able to bring out the details of the clouds and it add some punch to the images. The filter also eliminated the glare from the surface of the lakes & allowed the rocks beneath the surface to show, this really ...
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