
Hoya
Hoya HOYAB67CRPLW 67mm Warm Polarizer Filter
★★★★★
Two-in-one 67mm circular polarizer and warming filter designed specifically for wildlife and scenic photography
$100.90*
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Overview
Key Features
Hoya 67mm Warming Circular Polarizer Moose Filter
Specifications
Brand
Hoya
Model
HOYAB67CRPLW
Filter Size
67mm
Filter Type
Warm Circular Polarizer (CPL + 81A Warming)
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Combines polarization and warming in a single filter, reducing the need to stack two filters
- 81A warming tone enhances natural landscapes and wildlife without heavy post-processing
- Circular polarizer design is compatible with autofocus and TTL metering
- Reduces glare from water and foliage, making colors appear richer and more saturated
👎 Cons
- The fixed warming effect cannot be adjusted or removed independently of the polarization
- Adds some light loss typical of polarizing filters, roughly 1-2 stops
- Only available in 67mm, so step-up or step-down rings are needed for other lens sizes
- Warming tone may not be desirable for all shooting scenarios, such as cool-toned or neutral work
Frequently Asked Questions
What two effects does the Hoya Moose Warm Circular Polarizer combine?
It combines a circular polarizer to reduce reflections and boost contrast with an 81A warming filter that adds a subtle warm tone to images, eliminating the need to stack two separate filters.
Will this filter work with autofocus and metering systems?
Yes, as a circular polarizer it is fully compatible with modern autofocus and through-the-lens metering systems on both DSLRs and mirrorless cameras.
What lens thread size does this filter fit?
This filter fits lenses with a 67mm front filter thread. Check your lens cap or lens barrel markings to confirm your thread size.
Why is it called the "Moose" filter?
It was designed in collaboration with nature photographer Moose Peterson, specifically tailored for the needs of wildlife and scenic photography.