
Hoya
Hoya HFOPL077 77mm Fusion ONE PL-CIR Camera Filter
Cut glare off water and glass while pulling richer, more saturated color from landscapes — all with minimal light loss.
$79.90*
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Overview
Key Features
Reduces reflections from non metallic surfaces, increases contrast and colour saturation
Hoya professional grade optical glass
18 layers of Super HMC multi coating for high light transmission and resistance to flare
Stain resistant to protect against finger prints and smudges
Water repellent easy to keep clean
Specifications
Filter Size
77mm
Filter Type
PL-CIR (Circular Polarizing)
Optical Glass
Hoya Professional Grade
Coating
18 Layers Super HMC Multi Coating
Stain Resistant
Yes
Water Repellent
Yes
Brand
Hoya
Model
HFOPL077
Frequently Asked Questions
How much light does this polarizer cost me compared to shooting without a filter?
Expect roughly 1 to 1.5 stops of light loss, which is on the lower end for circular polarizers thanks to Hoya's 18-layer Super HMC coating maximizing transmission. In bright daylight you'll barely need to adjust exposure.
Will the 18-layer multi-coating cause any issues with flare or ghosting when I'm shooting into the sun?
The Super HMC coating is specifically designed to resist flare and ghosting. In practice, backlit scenes retain strong contrast, and you won't see the green or purple ghosts that cheaper polarizers introduce near bright light sources.
Is the stain-resistant coating effective enough to shoot near saltwater without constant cleaning?
Yes — the water-repellent, stain-resistant surface sheds spray and fingerprints noticeably better than standard coated polarizers. A quick wipe with a microfiber cloth between setups is usually all you need, even in coastal conditions.
Can I stack this with an ND filter without vignetting on a 77mm lens?
The low-profile frame helps, but stacking two filters on a wide-angle lens (below about 28mm full-frame equivalent) can introduce corner darkening. For standard and telephoto work, stacking is not a problem.
Does rotating the filter ring feel smooth enough for video use or precise landscape adjustments?
The rotation is even and well-damped with no gritty spots, so you can dial in the exact polarization angle without overshooting — useful for both precise landscape work and smooth in-shot adjustments during video.