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Hoya Y3STERN855 55mm Eight Point Star Effect Filter
Add Stunning Light Flares to Your Photos with the Hoya Eight Point Cross Screen FilterThe Hoya 55mm Eight Point Cross Screen Glass Filter enhances bright light sources by creating a dramatic eight-pointed star effect. Perfect for capturing eye-catching images of jewelry, cityscapes, and other sce...
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Overview
Add Stunning Light Flares to Your Photos with the Hoya Eight Point Cross Screen Filter
The Hoya 55mm Eight Point Cross Screen Glass Filter enhances bright light sources by creating a dramatic eight-pointed star effect. Perfect for capturing eye-catching images of jewelry, cityscapes, and other scenes with brilliant light points.
- Brand: Hoya
- Filter Size: 55mm
- Effect: Eight-Point Star Flare
- Type: Cross Screen
Specifications
Brand
Hoya
Filter Type
Star Effect Filter
Effect Points
Eight Point Star
Filter Size
55mm
Model Number
Y3STERN855
Frequently Asked Questions
What effect does the Hoya Y3STERN855 filter create?
The Hoya Y3STERN855 filter creates an eight-point star effect from bright light sources in your photographs.
What is the size of this filter?
This is a 55mm filter, meaning it is designed to fit camera lenses with a 55mm filter thread.
Who manufactures this star effect filter?
This filter is manufactured by Hoya, a company known for photographic filters.
Is this filter suitable for all types of photography?
While versatile, the star effect filter is particularly suited for creative photography involving light sources, such as night scenes or cityscapes, and may not be desired for every photographic situation.
How do I know if this filter will fit my camera lens?
To ensure compatibility, you need to check the filter thread size of your camera lens, which is typically marked on the front of the lens barrel or inside the lens cap, and confirm it is 55mm.