
Hoya HK-DG82-II 82mm 3 Digital Filter Set UV/CPL/ND8
Elevate Your Photography with Hoya 82mm II 3 Digital Filter SetEnhance your photographic capabilities with the Hoya 82mm II 3 Digital Filter Set. This set includes a UV filter for reducing haze and protecting your lens, a circular polarizer for eliminating reflections and enhancing color, and an ...
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Overview
Elevate Your Photography with Hoya 82mm II 3 Digital Filter Set
Enhance your photographic capabilities with the Hoya 82mm II 3 Digital Filter Set. This set includes a UV filter for reducing haze and protecting your lens, a circular polarizer for eliminating reflections and enhancing color, and an ND8 filter for reducing light and enabling creative effects. Perfect for photographers looking to improve their images in various shooting conditions.
- Filter Size: 82mm
- Filter Types: HMC UV, Circular Polarizer, ND8
- UV Filter: Absorbs ultraviolet rays, provides lens protection
- Circular Polarizer: Removes reflections, improves color saturation
- Neutral Density Filter (ND8): Reduces light entering the lens
- Included: Filter Pouch
Key Features
Hoya Ultraviolet (UV) Glass Filter: This is a multi-purpose filter that is designed to optimize the photography experience of the digital SLR user. UV filters absorb ultraviolet rays that often make outdoor photographs hazy and indistinct, and should be constantly fitted to a lens to provide improved clarity and color balance, as well as to provide protection to your lens.
Hoya Circular Polarizing (PL) Slim Filter: A polarizing filter allows you to remove unwanted reflections from non-metallic surfaces such as water and glass, and it also improves color saturation, clarity and contrast. A polarizer is different than most filters in that it is composed of two pieces of glass, mounted independently inside a round frame so that one can be rotated relative to the other.
Hoya Neutral Density (ND) Filter: An ND filter is an essential accessory for any photographer's camera bag. ND filters reduce the amount of visible light that enters the lens, allowing the user to utilize wider apertures or slower shutter speeds, particularly in bright conditions.