Hoya 58mm Pro ND100 Neutral Density Filter

Hoya 58mm Pro ND100 Neutral Density Filter is a lightweight and durable filter which is designed for professional and hobbyist photographers to use for shooting still images and videos. The filter helps to create a dynamic expression via a long exposure or to prevent blown out highlights caused by over exposure. This is solid neutral density filter that enables a 6 2/3-stops increase in exposure. The filter with optical density of 2.1 creates a darkening of the entire image and allowing photography with a wider aperture or slower shutter speed than normally required. The filter can reduce the light volume without any changes in hue, allow even a novice photographer who is unfamiliar with slow shutter speed or iris control to make a difference in their pictures. The filter is assembled using a one-piece aluminium frame creating a rigid, durable and lightweight filter while the glass elements are manufactured from super high quality Hoya clear optical glass to ensure edge to edge image clarity. Metallic ACCU-ND type coating is applied to the elements to ensure high light transmission and reduced reflections from the surface. The filter protects front lens surface from scratches, moisture, dirt and other accidental damages.

• Excellent to use for photographing moving and bright subjects
• Also act as lens protector (against scratches, dirt, moisture ant etc)
• High grade clear optical glass construction to maintained image clarity
• Makes slower shutter speed to display movement instead of freezing motion
• Assembled using a one-piece aluminium frame creating a rigid, durable, but lightweight filter
• High grade metallic ACCU-ND coating to assures accurate colour balance when you move from one density to the next
• Reduces the light entering the lens by 6 2/3 stops make it suitable for outdoors in bright situations
• ND (2.0) filter darkens the image, allowing you to photograph with a longer shutter speed or wider aperture than normally required.

• Model Pro ND 100
• Frame Aluminium
• Material Clear Optical Glass
• Size 58mm
• Coating Type Metallic ACCU-ND
• Light reduction 6 2/3-stop
• Front Lens Cap Size 58mm
• Front Filter Thread Size 58mm
• Optical density Approx. 2.1 (ND100)
• Type Solid Neutral Density
• Filter Effect Permits An Increased Exposure

• Hoya 58mm Pro ND100 Neutral Density Filter
• User Operating Instructions Manual

Delivery Time
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If Still not arrived after this time we will provide a  replacement (or a refund if no further stocks are available).

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