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Hoya 80B 72mm Color Conversion Filter
Fine-Tune Your Color Temperature with Precision The Hoya 72mm 80B Filter is engineered to precisely adjust the color of light entering your lens. It adds blue to your exposures, ensuring your scene matches your film's white balance for accurate color reproduction. Specifications: Brand: H...
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Overview
Fine-Tune Your Color Temperature with Precision
The Hoya 72mm 80B Filter is engineered to precisely adjust the color of light entering your lens. It adds blue to your exposures, ensuring your scene matches your film's white balance for accurate color reproduction.
Specifications:
- Brand: Hoya
- Model: 80B
- Size: 72mm
- Type: Color Conversion Filter
- Function: Adds blue to correct color temperature (3400°K light source with 5500°K film)
Specifications
Filter Type
Color Conversion Filter
Filter Code
80B
Filter Diameter
72mm
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the primary purpose of the Hoya 80B 72mm Color Conversion Filter?
The Hoya 80B filter is designed for color conversion, specifically to help correct color balance in photography, often used for converting daylight balance for tungsten light sources.
What is the size of this Hoya filter?
This filter has a diameter of 72mm, meaning it is compatible with camera lenses that have a 72mm filter thread.
Can this filter be used for black and white photography?
While primarily a color conversion filter, an 80B filter typically has a blue tint, which could be used creatively in black and white photography to darken blues and lighten reds, though it's not its main function.
Is this filter suitable for outdoor photography during the day?
The 80B filter is typically used to cool down warm light. It might be used for specific creative effects in daylight but is generally intended for balancing color under different artificial light sources.
Does this filter affect the exposure of the photograph?
Color conversion filters generally require some exposure compensation due to their color density, though the specific stop loss for this 80B filter is not provided.
Is this a variable filter, or does it have a fixed effect?
The Hoya 80B is a fixed color conversion filter, meaning it applies a consistent color shift rather than having adjustable intensity.