
Hoya
Hoya HPUX082 82mm UX Circular Polarizing Filter
Hoya's 82mm UX Circular Polarizer cuts glare and boosts color saturation with a slim frame designed to avoid vignetting on wide-angle lenses.
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Overview
Key Features
Controls reflections from non-metallic surfaces such as water, glass, leaves and blue skies
Increases saturation and improves contrast
Rotating frame controls polarising effect
Slim filter frame - avoids vignetting on wide angle lenses whilst still holding a lens cap
Specifications
Brand
Hoya
Model
HPUX082
Filter Size
82mm
Filter Type
Circular Polarizing (CIR-PL)
Frame Material
Ultra-flat aluminum
Water-Repellent Coating
Yes
Compatibility
Film and digital cameras
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this filter cause vignetting on wide-angle lenses?
The Hoya UX CIR-PL features an ultra-flat slim aluminum frame specifically designed to minimize vignetting on wide-angle lenses while still allowing a lens cap to be attached.
Does the water-repellent coating make the filter easier to clean?
Yes, the water-repellent coating causes water droplets to bead up and roll off the glass surface, making it easier to keep the filter clean in wet or humid shooting conditions.
How do I adjust the strength of the polarizing effect?
Simply rotate the front ring of the filter while looking through your viewfinder or at your live view screen. The polarizing effect changes as you turn it, letting you dial in the exact amount of reflection reduction you want.
Is this filter compatible with both digital and film cameras?
Yes, the Hoya UX CIR-PL is compatible with any camera that accepts 82mm threaded filters, whether digital or film.
Can I use this filter for both landscape and everyday photography?
Absolutely. While it excels at deepening blue skies and cutting glare off water and foliage in landscapes, it is equally useful for reducing reflections when shooting through glass or improving contrast in general outdoor photography.