Desert Online General Trading LLC
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Desert Online General Trading LLC
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Product Description Size Name:72 mm | Style Name:Single Product Description Light rays which are reflected by any surface can become polarised so polarising filters are used to select which light rays enter your camera lens. CIRCULAR PL filters allow you to remove unwanted reflections from non-metallic surfaces such as water, glass etc. They also enable colors to become more saturated and appear clearer with better contrast. This effect is often used to increase the contrast and saturation in blue skies and white clouds. HOYA's polarising filters do not affect the overall color balance of a shot. KEY FEATURES Digital Multi-Coated Digital multi-coated filters greatly reduce the appearance of lens flare and ghosting caused by reflections. Black Almite Frame Filters feature a black matte aluminum satin finish almite frame which reduces reflections. Black Rimmed Glass These filters are equipped with black rimmed glass to reduce the chance of light reflecting off the edge. Low Profile Frame Ultra thin filter frames to help avoid vignetting on super wide angle lenses are also designed to hold a lens cap. Knurling Edge Frame These filters are equipped with a straight knurling edge for non-slip, easy attachment and removal. UV Protected Case Filter cases are UV protected to further lengthen the life of filters. Hoya filters HOYA Corporation has diversified its operations by capitalizing on the potential of optoelectronic technologies since its establishment in 1941 as Japan's first specialty manufacturer of optical glass. Today, Hoya is active in four fields of business: Information Technology business makes mask blanks and photomasks for semiconductor devices and liquid crystal panels, optical lenses, and glass memory disks for hard disk drives. The Eye Care provides eyegl and operates contact lenses retail shops, as well as makes intraocular lenses for cataract surgery. The Life Care Business provides endoscopic system. The Imaging System produces SLR/compact digital cameras and interchangeable lenses as well as digital camera lens module and microlens. The Production Process of HOYA Filters Each Hoya filter is the result of research, know-how and complete precision facilities backed by full quality control. Before production starts, controls are first programmed into a computer. Then the finest materials are carefully mixed by an automatic V-blender for absolute uniformity. After being melted with highly sophisticated equipment, this material is then precision molded with automatic direct pressing equipment. The pressed blanks are next slowly and continuously cooled to remove strain, and are then polished by high-speed, double-surface polishing machines that assure precise surface quality and perfect flatness. Next is the coating process which improves the filter light transmission ability. And the transmission characteristics are checked by Spectro-Photometer, after which an ultrasonic cleaner removes all foreign matter from the surfaces. Only after passing all of Hoya's quality tests are the filters assembled, finished and made ready for shipment to customers throughout the world. Legal Disclaimer Gebrauchtware Bei diesem Artikel findet die Differenzbesteuerung Anwendung (§ 25 a Abs. 2 UStG), so dass die anfallende MwSt nicht getrennt ausgewiesen werden kann. Box Contains main products See more. Set Contains: main products
T**K
when used right these things are great but...
why so expenisve? well ive tried cheap brands and frankly, they ruin your images... You need to know how to 'use these' Polarizers will have little or no effect when used to shoot a setting sun, because the angle is wrong. The effect of a polarizers manifests itself at 90 degree angles to the sun. So if you make a gun shape out of your hand with your forefinger as the barrel and your thumb as the hammer, you can remember how to use a polarizer. Simply point your forefinger at the sun, and you'll know that any direction your thumb can rotate to point to is the correct place to point your camera with a polarizer, here are two elements in a polarizer. The front element needs to be rotated to control the strength of the polarizing effect. So look in your viewfinder and spin the front element until you see the correct amount of effect. It can be tough to determine how strong to make the effect and most people, in my opinion, go too far. My key for using a polarizer is to turn it to as strong as it will go, then back off just slightly. This should be about right. When you get the image on the computer, you'll see it's usually a bit stronger than it looked in the optical viewfinder.
R**W
Great for car shots and reducing reflections & glare
Photographers have many uses for a polarizer. Polarization filters are specially adapted glass that, when turned at an angle to a light source, will reduce glare from reflected surfaces. The most popular type of polarizing filter is circular to fit easily on the end of almost any lens, containing a free spinning element for quick adjustment.They can help reduce haze and colour, but can also deepen skies and enrich photographs creating lush, vibrant colours and a magical atmosphere in images.So for those interested in landscapes and the like a polarizer is a must.For professional press photographers it is essential. Polarizers help reduce reflections and glare from various sources. Windows and particularly car windows and windscreens are a challenge.Manual focus and Auto-Focus is almost totally impossible without a polarizer, though with some car shot photography one has to rely less on AF and pre-set focus manually along with shutter speed and small aperture and as much flash as one can give it. Even then it can be hit or miss.Without a polarizer one will get flare and sheen that even Photoshop cannot fully eradicate. But by using a polarizer even before running the image through Photoshop one has fairly good results.The only drawback to using a polarizer is one needs often to remove it before doing regular shooting.
R**N
Does the job well
Polarising filter. Does the job as expected. Not something I use every day - I am selective when I use filters. No faults or complaints so far. These filters are quite thin (good point, especially if you intend using with a wide angle lens) so you do need a little bit of care screwing them on to make sure they are properly attached but not so tight that you make it difficult to remove. That is not a fault nor a complaint - just a caution.
M**T
Hoya 82mm Pro-1 Digital Circular Polarizing Filter
I like Hoya products; wherever possible, I try to purchase Hoya circular filters. I know there is an idea that filters detract from the image quality as Hoya's glass quality is not matched to the same degree as your lens manufacturer. Personally, this does not bother me as my work is not printed to the size of a bus or used for scientific purposes. I ask only two things of my filters, do their design job and protect my from element from dirt and scratches etc.Now that I have that out of the way, my Hoya Pro-1 Polarizing Filter is perfect for my requirements. It fits my filter holder perfectly and does the design job of polarising the light. I can ask for much more. The results are consistent and I do not see any reason not to use the filter as and when required. One thing to take into consideration; of all the filters you can purchase, a polarizing filter is the one you cannot replicate in post processing. Please bear that in mind.Buy with confidence, Hoya products will not let you down.
R**E
The filter you always need!
An amazing filter, wonderful for greens, and blues, and brilliant for cloud enhancing. Just the best for cutting glare. It lives on my camera for all shooting, in dull light just add f stop to plus for best results.
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