
Hoya
Hoya Hnano UV077 77mm HD Nano UV Filter
Premium 77mm UV filter with 32-layer nano coating that is 800% more scratch-resistant than conventional filters while maintaining crystal-clear optics.
$74.85*
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Overview
Key Features
32 layers (total) of Ultra Resistant Nano coating
Repels Stains, Water and Grease
800% more scratch resistant than conventional filters
Mount extra fine front and pin for tapas and other filters
Specifications
Filter Size
77mm
Filter Type
UV
Coating
32-layer Ultra-Hard Nano Coating
Glass
Chemically Enhanced Optical Glass (4x stronger)
Scratch Resistance
800% more resistant than conventional filters
Surface Properties
Water, oil, and stain repellent
Frame
Extra-thin with front thread
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this filter affect image quality or introduce color casts?
No, the chemically enhanced optical glass and 32-layer nano coating are designed to maintain full optical clarity without adding color shifts or reducing sharpness.
Can I stack another filter on top of this one?
Yes, the thin frame includes a front thread specifically designed to accept additional filters or lens caps.
How does the nano coating help in everyday shooting?
The nano coating actively repels water, oil, and fingerprints, making the filter surface much easier to clean in the field and keeping it clearer between wipes.
Is this filter noticeably more durable than standard UV filters?
Yes, Hoya rates the HD Nano coating as 800% more scratch-resistant than their conventional multi-coated filters, offering significantly more protection against surface damage.
Does the thin frame cause vignetting on wide-angle lenses?
The extra-thin frame is designed to minimize vignetting, though results may vary at extreme wide-angle focal lengths depending on the specific lens used.