
Hoya YHDUV062 62mm HD Digital UV(0) Filter
Crystal-clear skies start here — the Hoya HD 62mm UV filter's chemically hardened glass protects your lens without stealing a pixel of sharpness.
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Overview
Key Features
Chemically enhanced optical glass is 4x stronger
8-layer Anti-Reflective Multi-Coating
Water and oil repellent, scratch and stain resistant
Wide-angle lens compatible ultra thin frame
Glass mounted with high pressure press technology
Absorbs the ultraviolet rays which often makes outdoor photographs hazy and indistinct
Multi-purpose, fine-weather filter for colour as well as black and white films
To fit 62 mm thread size
Eight layer Anti-Reflective Multi-Coating
Specifications
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- The ultra-thin frame threads onto 62mm lenses without causing vignetting at wide focal lengths, making it genuinely usable on zoom lenses that push the wide end.
- Chemically enhanced HD glass rated 4x stronger than standard optical glass gives real confidence when shooting in environments where bag impacts and light knocks are routine.
- The hydrophobic and oil-repellent coating keeps the front element clean during outdoor shoots — rain, sea spray, and greasy fingerprints wipe away without smearing.
- Eight anti-reflective coating layers visibly reduce internal flare when shooting in backlit scenarios like window-lit portraits or open-shade outdoor work.
- High-pressure press glass mounting eliminates the rattling or loose glass that appears in cheaper UV filters after a few months of use.
👎 Cons
- At 62mm, this is a mid-range filter size — photographers shooting systems with multiple filter thread sizes will find it does not step up or down to cover other lenses without separate step rings.
- The HD designation carries a price premium over standard Hoya UV filters; buyers who just want basic scratch protection may find it harder to justify the cost difference.
- Despite the thin frame, the filter still adds a small amount of glass in the optical path — purists shooting in controlled studio conditions may prefer to remove it entirely rather than risk any theoretical micro-contrast reduction.
- No protective case is included in the listing, which means storage between shoots requires a separate pouch to protect both the filter glass and the coating.