
Hoya
Hoya HFOUV055 55mm Fusion ONE UV Camera Filter
Shoot landscapes and outdoor portraits with confidence — the Hoya Fusion ONE 55mm UV filter protects your glass and kills atmospheric haze without touching your image quality.
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Overview
Key Features
Filters out UV light rays which can cause haze in landscape images
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 Type
UV (UltraViolet)
Filter Diameter
55mm
Optical Glass
Hoya professional-grade
Coating
18-layer Super HMC multi-coating
Surface Treatment
Stain-resistant, water-repellent (hydrophobic/oleophobic)
Frame Profile
Slim (low-profile)
Brand
Hoya
Model
HFOUV055
Frequently Asked Questions
Will the Fusion ONE UV filter introduce any color cast or reduce contrast in outdoor shots?
With 18 layers of Super HMC multi-coating, the Fusion ONE maintains light transmission so close to bare glass that color neutrality and contrast are preserved in normal shooting conditions. The coating is designed to be effectively invisible to the sensor — you won't see a warm or cool shift in the histogram.
Does this filter help with haze in landscape work, and should it stay on the lens permanently?
UV filtration cuts atmospheric haze that makes distant mountains and skylines look flat and milky, particularly at altitude or over water. Many photographers leave a UV filter on permanently as lens protection and only remove it when stacking additional filters. The Fusion ONE's low-profile frame reduces vignetting risk on wide-angle lenses compared to thicker filter frames.
Is the 55mm Fusion ONE compatible with screw-on polarizers or ND filters for stacking?
The front of the Fusion ONE's frame accepts standard 55mm screw-on filters, so stacking is mechanically possible. However, stacking any two filters increases vignetting risk on wider focal lengths. For clean results when using a polarizer or ND in tandem, it's generally better to remove the UV filter rather than stack.
How does the stain-resistant and water-repellent coating hold up during outdoor shooting in rain or dusty conditions?
The hydrophobic and oleophobic coatings cause water to bead and roll off rather than sheet across the glass, and fingerprints wipe cleanly without streaking. In the field during light rain, a quick wipe with a microfiber cloth is all it needs. The coating does not protect against hard impacts, but it dramatically reduces how often you need to clean the glass between shots.
Will the Fusion ONE's frame cause vignetting on a 55mm wide-angle lens?
The Fusion ONE uses a slim frame profile to minimize vignetting, and on most lenses in the 55mm filter thread range it is not an issue. If you are shooting at the widest end of a zoom or on a dedicated wide-angle prime at maximum aperture, check corner coverage — edge darkening is always a function of the specific lens and focal length combination, not the filter alone.