Hoya HRT Polarization Filter and UV Coating 58mm
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Lens coating type | UV-resistant | |
|---|---|---|
Type of lens filter | Polarization filter | |
Slim filter |
One filter that does the job of two. With the Hoya HRT Polarization filter and UV coating, you don't have to choose which phenomenon you tackle first. Do you want to avoid reflections in spectacles, glasses, windows, or water? This filter polarizes light, so you won't get reflections. Want to prevent the sun from making your photos hazy at the same time? Also not a problem, as this same filter also removes ultraviolet rays. Despite the two functions, the filter is only 5mm thick, so your wide-angle shot won't be hindered in any way. With so many great properties, this filter is indispensable for landscape photographers. Actually, it's for any photographer who wants to avoid unwanted vignetting. And who doesn't?
Product number | 106127 | |
|---|---|---|
Manufacturer code | HO-PLCHRT58 | |
Brand | Hoya | |
Warranty | 2 years | |
Processing of your defect | Via Coolblue |
Filter size lens filters | 58mm | |
|---|---|---|
Type of lens filter | Polarization filter | |
Slim filter | ||
Special coating |
Compatible with product type | Mirrorless cameras, Single-lens reflex cameras | |
|---|---|---|
Made for brand | Universal | |
Product family | HRT |
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Immediately put to the test under difficult conditions, the snow. Only downside, if you can call it that, don't forget to collect it for indoor shots, for example. Take a look at the attached photo, then you know enough.
Timmermans Jan
22 December 2010
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Now that the sun has been in the country for a while, there is room to experiment. The blue colors of the sky are just amazingly good. The contrast with the clouds is perfect. In addition, the clear water reveals all its secrets. Hopefully the weather will stay good for a long time, because I'm still waiting for a bright green frog.
Katleen Gobbin
23 May 2011
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The polarization filter with UV coating does indeed give better photos, the colors are clearer, and it brings more relief to the photo. However, it is recommended that you only use the filter outdoors. If you use the filter indoors, turn off the flash or adjust it if your device allows this. Due to the dark filter, the flash gives more exposure (automatic) than necessary. Also thanks to Cool Blue for the fast and correct delivery. I will definitely be ordering more products!
Kurt Sleeckx
6 January 2011
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