
Hoya A-NXTPL58UV 58MM NXT Plus UV Filter
Hoya's 58mm NXT Plus UV filter combines 10-layer multicoating and Schott B270 glass for 98% light transmission and everyday lens protection.
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Overview
Key Features
10-Layer Coating for Unparalleled Light Clarity: Our 58 mm UV lens filter protector features 10 layers of Hoya’s advanced HMC anti-reflective coatings, achieving 98% light transmission. Minimize glare, ghosting, and reflections for sharp, clear photos in any lighting conditions
Protect Your Lens, Perfect Your Photos: Hoya NXT Plus camera filter shields your camera lens from dust, scratches, and minor impacts while enhancing image quality. The lens protector's slim design prevents vignetting, making it ideal for wide-angle lenses and daily use
Crystal-Clear Shots: Made with high-quality Schott B270 clear glass for optical precision. The UV filter camera accessories ensure natural color accuracy, superior light capture, and reliable performance for professional-grade photography
Easy-Clean Waterproof Coating with Sleek Frame: The top-coat repels smudges, dust, and fingerprints for easy cleaning, while the lightweight, low-profile aluminum frame of our 58mm lens filter prevents vignetting and pairs perfectly with lens hoods and accessories
Pioneering Optical Technology Since 1941: Hoya was Japan’s first specialty manufacturer of optical glass, setting the standard for innovation in optics and continuing to lead with advanced technologies and superior products in camera & photo filters, vision care, healthcare, and precision instruments
Specifications
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- 10-layer HMC anti-reflective coating delivers 98% light transmission with minimal ghosting or flare
- Schott B270 optical glass provides excellent clarity and natural color accuracy
- Hydrophobic top coating repels water, fingerprints, and dust for easy field maintenance
- Low-profile aluminum frame prevents vignetting and remains compatible with lens hoods and caps
👎 Cons
- Not as scratch-resistant as Hoya's higher-tier HD or HD Nano filters, which use hardened glass
- The UV filtering effect is minimal on modern digital sensors that already have built-in UV/IR cut filters
- Aluminum frame threads can bind if cross-threaded, requiring care during installation