Features

• Available in grades from 1/2 through 5 -- with grade 5 having the greatest softening effect
• Most effective when used for soft focus portraiture
• For lenses with 72mm filter threads

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• Size of the clear area in the center of the picture varies, depending on focal length and aperture of lens used
• For lenses with 58mm filter threads

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• Neutral density filters like the HAKUBA SUPND4-43 are used to slow shutter speeds with fast films, to decrease depth of field, and to lower the effective ISO of high speed film
• Neutral density filters are often overlooked by beginning photographers, despite multiple uses
• The ND filter can be used to lengthen exposure time, creating effects such as white foaming water in landscape photos that seems almost in motion
• The 4X filter factor used with the SUPND4-43 means, quite simply, that four times as much light is needed for exposure when the filter is mounted
• For use with lenses featuring 43MM filter threads

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• The effect can be seen through the viewfinder and changed by rotating the filter
• Filter factor varies between 2.3 and 2.8, according to how the filter is rotated and its orientation to the sun
• Best results with SLR cameras
• Designed for wide angle lenses specifying a 72mm filter thread size
• Filter does not feature a front thread

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• The Hoya 58mm Sepia Filter screws onto the end of any 58mm filter size SLR lens
• This filter lends a warm, nostalgic effect to photographs that might otherwise appear rather ordinary
• Sepia tones are infused across the entire image, making it appear to have been taken many years ago, and discolored with age

Features

• Additionally corrects for Ultraviolet ( UV ) light which can register on film and videotape as a bluish cast and obscure remote detail
• Especially helpful when photographing mountain and marine scenes, where increased haze can rob your photographs of color and clarity
• Lens is 3mm in density
• For use with wide angle lenses which specify a 72MM thread size
• Filter includes no front thread

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• The Hoya 52mm Macro Close-Up Filter screws onto the end of any 52mm filter size SLR lens
• This filter, is, in fact, a full-fledged lens, with 2-element, 2-group construction and a +10 diopter rating
• Resolution is outstanding, and focusing permitted as close as 10cm
• With this affordable accessory you can finally take those magazine quality super close-ups of insects, flowers and other small objects you've wondered how to capture
• Magnification is about 1 - 2 with a 50mm standard lens on a 35mm camera ? roughly equivalent to a 100mm telephoto

Features

• Additionally corrects for Ultraviolet ( UV ) light which can register on film and videotape as a bluish cast and obscure remote detail
• Absorbs up to 71% of UV present in available light
• Especially helpful when photographing mountain and marine scenes, where increased haze can rob your photographs of color and clarity
• Lens is 3mm in density
• For use with wide angle lenses which specify a 62MM thread size

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• The HOYA 52MM Cross Screen Glass Filter features a surface etched with a fine grid pattern
• Depending on the pattern, light sources and reflections create multi-beam stars
• The effect resembles that created by mist in the air near a waterfall or immediately following a rain shower
• For use with lenses threaded for 52MM accessories

Features

• Available in grade 1/8 through 5, with 5 having the strongest effect
• For use on lenses with 52mm filter threads

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• 62mm red photo filter
• Designed for black & white photography
• Increases contrasts for dramatic cloud-effects in landcape photography
• Can also be used with color and infrared photo situations

Features

• Hybrid aspherical lens elements and ED glass elements
• RF (Rear Focus) system for superior performance
• Rectilinear design provides straight line subject rendition
• Built-in flower design lens hood
• F-Stop Range -2.8-22

Reviews (1)

Superb, if you can afford it
This is an absolutely fantastic lens - light for its size, and fast focusing too (not that you often need fast focus for wide-angle shots, that is). Quite simply, once you get used to Nikon speed of focusing, even very marginally lower speeds of Canon feel like an eternity.

If you are even considering buying this product, you know very well already what it is and what it does. I just wanted to emphasize the AF speed and clear markings which, in my view, are better than on comparable products from other manufacturers. ... Read more

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• Fits lenses with 37mm filter threads