
Hoya
Hoya HK-DG43-II 43mm 3 Digital Slim Filter Set II
★★★★★
A slim-profile 43mm filter trio delivering UV protection, polarization, and 3-stop ND in a compact thread size.
$48.90*
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Overview
Key Features
UV (C) HMC Filter
Circular Polarizer Filter
Neutral Density (NDX8) 0.9 Filter
Filter Pouch
Specifications
Brand
Hoya
Model
HK-DG43-II
Filter Size
43mm
Filter Profile
Slim
Filters Included
UV (C) HMC, Circular Polarizer, ND8 (0.9)
UV Coating
HMC (Hoya Multi-Coating)
ND Density
0.9 (3 stops)
Accessories
Filter pouch
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Slim frame design minimizes vignetting risk on smaller lenses
- HMC coating on the UV filter improves light transmission
- Bundles the three most essential filter types at a lower cost than buying separately
- Includes a storage pouch to keep filters organized and protected
👎 Cons
- 43mm is a less common filter size, limiting interchangeability across lens collections
- ND8 offers only a fixed 3-stop reduction with no adjustability
- Entry-level glass may show slight softness compared to Hoya's premium filter lines
- Basic pouch provides limited protection against impacts
Frequently Asked Questions
What is included in the Hoya HK-DG43-II filter set?
The set includes a Hoya 43mm UV (C) HMC filter, a 43mm Circular Polarizer filter, a 43mm ND8 (0.9) neutral density filter, and a filter storage pouch.
Why is this called a "Slim" filter set?
The filters in this set feature a slim profile frame design, which reduces the likelihood of vignetting — especially important on the smaller 43mm thread size often found on compact and mirrorless lenses.
What does the ND8 filter do?
The ND8 filter reduces the light entering your lens by 3 stops, enabling longer shutter speeds for motion blur effects or wider apertures in bright conditions without overexposure.
Is the 43mm size common?
The 43mm thread size is less common than sizes like 52mm or 58mm but is found on select compact, mirrorless, and vintage lenses. Check your lens barrel or cap for the filter thread size before purchasing.
Can these filters be stacked on top of each other?
While technically possible, stacking multiple filters increases the risk of vignetting and can reduce image quality. It is generally best to use one filter at a time.