
Hoya
Hoya YPND006472 72mm Pro ND 64 Filter
Silky-smooth long exposures and wide-open apertures in bright light with truly neutral color rendition.
$51.30*
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Overview
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 Diameter
72mm
Filter Type
Pro ND 64 (Neutral Density)
Light Reduction
6 stops
Coating
ACCU-ND
Ring Material
Low-profile aluminum
Color Balance
Neutral
Brand
Hoya
Model
YPND006472
Frequently Asked Questions
How many stops of light reduction does this filter provide?
The Hoya Pro ND 64 reduces light by 6 stops (not 3 as sometimes misquoted). An ND 64 filter lets through 1/64th of the incoming light, which translates to a 6-stop reduction — enough to shoot at f/2.8 in bright daylight or extend exposures to several seconds for flowing water effects.
Does this filter introduce a color cast to images?
Hoya's ACCU-ND coating is specifically engineered to maintain neutral color balance across the visible spectrum. In practice, this means minimal to no color shift, reducing the need for white balance correction in post-processing compared to cheaper ND alternatives.
Will this 72mm filter cause vignetting on wide-angle lenses?
The low-profile aluminum ring is designed to minimize vignetting, even on moderately wide focal lengths. On ultra-wide lenses below roughly 24mm equivalent, some corner darkening may still appear depending on the specific lens design.
What is the build quality of the filter ring?
The ring is machined from aluminum alloy with a slim profile. It threads smoothly and resists cross-threading, though like all slim-ring filters, it offers less grip surface than standard-profile designs.
Can this filter be stacked with other filters like a polarizer?
Physically, yes — the front of the filter accepts standard 72mm threads for stacking. However, stacking a polarizer on top of a 6-stop ND will increase the risk of vignetting on wider focal lengths and may introduce slight additional softness.