Hoya

Hoya YSPROT077 77mm Fusion Antistatic Protector Filter

Keep your 77mm glass shooting-clean through dust, moisture, and fingerprints — invisible protection that never costs you a stop.

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Overview

The Hoya 77mm Fusion Antistatic Protector Filter is designed for photographers who shoot in environments that punish front glass — outdoor locations with wind-blown dust, humid or rainy conditions, events and commercial work where fingerprints and surface contamination accumulate quickly. The Fusion's defining characteristic is its antistatic coating, which addresses a limitation of standard protection filters: ordinary glass develops a static charge that draws dust back almost immediately after cleaning. The antistatic treatment neutralizes that charge, reducing how often you need to pull out the lens cloth mid-session and letting you stay focused on the work rather than the filter maintenance.

Built on professional-grade optical glass in a low-profile aluminum frame, the Fusion is engineered to sit in front of a prime or zoom without compromising what the lens was designed to deliver. The multi-layer coating stack combines antistatic, water-repellent, scratch-resistant, and stain-resistant treatments — functional properties that make a real difference during a long shoot rather than just checking specification boxes. Fingerprints and smudges wipe cleanly rather than smearing into the coating, and the hardened surface resists the micro-scratching that gradually degrades cheaper protection filters. For 77mm glass that sees regular field use, the Fusion Antistatic earns its place as a permanent front-element resident.

Key Features

NEW Antistatic coating repels dust

Scratch resistant - Hardened coating protects against everyday wear

Stain resistant - Protects against exposure to ink, markers etc.

Water repellent - Water beads up and wipes away easily

Fingerprints and smudges wipe away cleanly

Specifications

Filter Size
77mm
Filter Type
Protector / Clear
Glass
Professional-grade optical glass
Frame Material
Aluminum (low-profile)
Coating
Antistatic, scratch-resistant, stain-resistant, water-repellent, anti-fingerprint
Brand
Hoya
Model
YSPROT077

Frequently Asked Questions

Hoya's Fusion line uses professional-grade optical glass designed to be neutral and non-degrading. On high-resolution sensors, any filter introduces some theoretical risk of flare or micro-contrast reduction, but the Fusion's multi-coating and quality glass are chosen specifically to minimize this — in real-world shooting, most photographers report no visible difference in output with the filter on.
Standard filters develop a static charge that actively attracts airborne dust particles — you clean them once, and dust resettles within minutes. The antistatic coating on the Fusion dissipates that static charge, so dust lands less readily and stays less tenaciously. In dusty outdoor environments like desert shoots, dry stages, or trails, you spend less time cleaning and more time shooting.
The water-repellent treatment is part of Hoya's multi-layer coating stack rather than a single top coat — it's more durable than single-layer hydrophobic treatments. Heavy cleaning with abrasive cloths will degrade any coating over time, but with proper care (air blower first, then lens cloth), the repellency stays effective through a normal product lifespan.
The Fusion's low-profile frame reduces vignetting risk compared to standard-depth filter frames, but vignetting on wide-angle lenses is always frame-dependent. On a 77mm wide-angle zoom at its widest focal length, corner checking on your specific lens is always worth confirming — especially if stacking a second filter.
Many working photographers leave protection filters on permanently on workhorse lenses — the Fusion is designed for exactly that use. For technically critical work (controlled studio portraits, fine art printing) where you want maximum optical purity, removing it gives you one less glass element in the path. In the field, the protection value generally outweighs the marginal optical trade-off.