Hoya 67mm HD3 UV Filter
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Hoya 67mm HD3 UV Filter
$106.90
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| Current Price | $106.90 | October 17, 2024 |
| Highest Price | $106.90 | October 12, 2024 |
| Lowest Price | $106.90 | October 12, 2024 |
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Hoya 67mm HD3 UV Filter Description
- Absorbs unwanted ultra-violet rays, reducing haze and increasing clarity.
- No additional coloration or contrast.
- Reduces dust, moisture, and scratches from reaching lens elements.
- Front filter threads accepts lens caps and other filters for stacking.
- One-piece, lightweight, low-profile, aircraft grade aluminum filter frame.
Hoya 67mm HD3 UV Filter Specification
Specification: Hoya 67mm HD3 UV Filter
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Hoya 67mm HD3 UV Filter Reviews (8)
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Sherry Ellis –
Are you kidding me? I put this into a super filtered studio of mine and I mean almost no dust and the filter sucks dust up from – what seems like – all corners of the studio. Oh MY GOD. You guys really are sloppy. Also – just an FYI – your antistatic filters (EVO) all come with a cloud of dust on the lens right out of the little box with the static charged foam you lazily slop the filter on top of so it can bang around during shipping.
We use seriously high-end cameras and this blows my mind that you – after all these years of manufacturing – are so sloppy. Fix the static problem and package your stuff right – the reason you have good reviews as well is because they people posting them don’t check anything and are green – anybody who inspects this hd3 lens will watch dust collect and – no matter what – blower/anti-static brush/pancro with kim wipes – etc – the dust just keeps on coming back.
NOLAMannc –
I use this for lens protection. Having spent a lot on a good camera and lens it is important to put on a clear high quality filter so your photos are as clear as possible.
John –
Excellent quality with no degradation of image quality.
M. –
Using on a sony full-frame lens. “it just works”
Marcus Shepherd –
Great product. I ordered the wrong size and returned it for the correct one.
Nancy –
This HD3 claims it is a dust repellant but it is more of a dust absorbent. Nothing that gets on it comes off weird spots, dirts, and smudges that stick around and will not come off any attempt to clean just adds more dust. I will no longer put it in my lens in fear of getting dust on my lens. Will be returning.
Mark Lee Webb –
High quality glass and threads. Used it on an assignment in Everglades with an 18-135mm zoom. No distortion no vignetting.
Wayne Wilmot –
Crystal clear well built filter, but a bit pricey. I have three of these now for my Nikon Z 7 and they sit on the lenses unless I use a ND or Polarizing filter.