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Hoya YPND000862 62mm Pro ND 8 Filter - Neutral Density

Achieve Neutral Density Control with the Hoya Pro ND 8 FilterThe Hoya 62mm Pro ND 8 Filter reduces the amount of light entering your camera lens, enabling creative control over depth of field and shutter speed. Featuring ACCU-ND coating for true neutral color balance, this filter is ideal for bot...

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Overview

Achieve Neutral Density Control with the Hoya Pro ND 8 Filter

The Hoya 62mm Pro ND 8 Filter reduces the amount of light entering your camera lens, enabling creative control over depth of field and shutter speed. Featuring ACCU-ND coating for true neutral color balance, this filter is ideal for both still photography and HDSLR video.

Specifications:
  • Filter Size: 62mm
  • Light Reduction: 3 stops
  • Coating: ACCU-ND coating
  • Frame: Low-profile aluminium ring

Key Features

Reduces the light entering your camera lens by 3 stops

Permits wider apertures and slower shutter speeds to be used

ACCU-ND coating for truly neutral colour balance

Allows you to reduce depth of field for portraits

Low-profile aluminium ring avoids vignetting

Specifications

Filter Type
Neutral Density
Filter Factor
ND 8
Light Reduction
3 stops
Diameter
62 mm
Coating
ACCU-ND
Ring Material
Low-profile aluminium

Frequently Asked Questions

This Hoya Pro ND 8 filter reduces the light entering your camera lens by 3 stops, making it suitable for moderate light control.
The filter features ACCU-ND coating, which is specifically designed to ensure a truly neutral color balance, preventing unwanted color shifts.
Yes, by reducing the light, this filter allows you to use wider apertures, which helps in reducing depth of field for portraits.
The Hoya Pro ND 8 filter is designed with a low-profile aluminum ring to effectively avoid vignetting, particularly on wide-angle lenses.
Using slower shutter speeds, made possible by the 3-stop light reduction, allows for creative motion blur effects, such as smoothing water or capturing light trails, in appropriate lighting.