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Hoya 137 72mm HMC Y2 Yellow Filter - B&W Photography

Enhance Your Black and White Photography The Hoya 72mm HMC Y2 Yellow Filter is an essential tool for black and white photographers. It enhances contrast and creates natural-looking grayscale images. Specifications: Filter Type: Yellow (Y2) Filter Size: 72mm Coating: Hoya Multicoating (...

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Overview

Enhance Your Black and White Photography

The Hoya 72mm HMC Y2 Yellow Filter is an essential tool for black and white photographers. It enhances contrast and creates natural-looking grayscale images.

Specifications:

  • Filter Type: Yellow (Y2)
  • Filter Size: 72mm
  • Coating: Hoya Multicoating (HMC)

Key Features

HMC (HOYA MULTI COATED) to increase light-transmission and reduce flare or ghosting

Recommended for use in Black and White photography

Filter Factor: 2 (1 f/stop)

Hoya 72mm HMC Yellow Y2 Round Filter

Specifications

Filter Type
HMC Y2 Yellow Filter
Diameter
72 mm
Coating
HMC (HOYA MULTI COATED)
Filter Factor
2 (1 f/stop)
Recommended Use
Black and White photography

Frequently Asked Questions

The HMC (HOYA MULTI COATED) coating is designed to increase light-transmission and reduce unwanted flare or ghosting, resulting in clearer images.
This 72mm HMC Y2 Yellow Filter is specifically recommended for use in Black and White photography, where it helps enhance contrast.
This filter has a Filter Factor of 2, which means it reduces the amount of light entering the lens by 1 f/stop.
This is a 72 mm filter, suitable for lenses that have a 72 mm filter thread.
In black and white photography, a yellow filter like this one primarily affects tonal rendition, making blue skies darker and clouds stand out more, in addition to reducing overall light by one stop.