[UNBOXING] Hoya PRO1Digital UV Filter 67mm
Photo filter CPL (Circular Polarizer filter) for cameras. In video are using cpl to reflections, blue sky, lights and lcd display. In video is tested filter Kenko PRO1-D CP-L(W) DMC LPF (Kenko Pro1 digital circular polarizer filter wideband, low profile frame, digital multi-coated). Kenko and Hoya, they are same. They are manufactured in same factory. You can with this filter create excellent photography :)
A short review of the Hoya Circular Polarizing filter (67mm) and example of how it reduces reflection and improves colour and contrast.
Hello, I purchased a B+W UV filter from eBay, and it cost a total of $42.95. When I received it, I took it out of the case and immediately felt something strange going on. It squeaks when you apply pressure, even a little. I have another B+W filter (62mm) and that thing is the most solid filter I've ever owned. The 77mm one I got, however, is the opposite. Despite it being the larger filter, it weighs in at 30 grams (or 1.1 oz) while the 62mm I have is 33 grams (or 1.2 oz) The box does have the B+W hologram sticker on it, but the bottom wasn't sealed when I received it, which can allow the seller to just put a fake filter in a real box. Any ideas? The one I received does not feel like brass at all. I've searched around and read that some of them are made of alloy instead, but I'm not sure about their claims. Also, on my 62mm filter, it has writing on the inner portion on it, while it doesn't on the 77mm. What do you guys think?
This is the best circular filter so far. you can clearly see the difference between filter and no filter. it filters the sun reflexions from the water and let it look much better.. also makes a sky blue insteat of white!! I think it is a beautifull effect.. totally worth its money! ;);)
Questions? Go here: www.youtube.com Explanation on understanding the benefits of ultraviolet (UV) glass filters. We do NOT recommend those unlisted brands: Bower, Canon, Fujiyama, Hitech, Kenko, Marumi, Polaroid, and Sigma.
My first 1080p video! This is a test of the Hoya 77mm Circular Polarizing filter (wideangle version). As you can see it gets rid of reflections and darkens skies...which is all you can ask for from a polarizer, really. I almost never shoot outside without one on my camera (inside they are, of course, useless, and serve only to darken your picture). Camera: Canon 60D Lens: Canon 17-55mm f2.8 IS
Hoya's Glenn Nash gives Hoya HD filter a hard time to show how robust it is. See the DPNow review at dpnow.com
The TOP-OF-THE-LINE UV filter for any photographer, equipped with multi layered coating, a MUST HAVE for any photo shoot! The video also includes photos taken with the actual filter
This was just under $14 on Amazon. I didn't see any information on it anywhere, so I put up some test footage. I'm basically just going from the MIN and turning to where it isnt over exposed. Its a good way to maintain a given shutter speed, aperture and ISO. I also have a knockoff Hoya Pro 1 UV filter in between the camera and nd filter. I know, spend $$$$ on a camera and $$$ on a lens, then $ on everything else. But I need to experiment to see what I really need, and can always upgrade to better stuff later. The video is kinda shaky, as I started the video 7 miles into my hike, and the bugs started attacking me. Too tired to break out the monopod. Removed audio as its either just wind, bugs zipping around, or me cursing at said bugs. Using YT music to bypass the copyright hassle. Until I'm better at filming, this ND filter is good enough, especially for the $$. The best accessory I have for the 60D, aside from the 3" Carry Speed LCD View Finder. Video taken at Rancho San Antonio, top of PG&E Trail.
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Hoya Filter CIR-PL HD 77mm test on Nikon D300s
Today I demonstrate how to put a B+W UV / IR cut filter (77mm) onto my Canon 24-105 F4 L IS USM lens. Although I used my lens, the same procedure is for all diameter front-on lenses. Screw them in. A UV / IR filter helps to reduce interruptions due to UV and IR interference, and can be left on as a normal "protective" filter as well. I personally recommend either B+W or Heliopan as their quality controls are the strictest of the filter manufacturers
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www.DigitalCameraGear.com.au This UV Filter blocks the invisible UV component of light from the sky, which can cause blur and to which many color films react with a blue cast. These filters should be called UV-Blocking Filters, because there are filters for technical applications that pass UV radiation and block all the other wavelengths. Nevertheless, the short term "UV Filter" has become established among photographers. UV Filters are ideal for photography in high altitudes (in the mountains), by the sea and in regions with very clean air. The pictures gain brilliance and disturbing blue casts are avoided. Because the glass is colorless, color rendition is not altered, aside from the elimination of the unwanted blue cast, and no increase in exposure is required. That makes a UV Filter very suitable as protection of the front element of the taking lens against dust, flying sand, sea water spray and the like, and it can be kept on the lens at all times. It is recommended for analog color and black-and-white as well as digital photography. Multi-Resistant Coating (MRC) with Nano Technology The nano coating is an outer layer of protection that comes standard with all XS-Pro Digital MRC filters. The nanotechnology based characteristic (lotus effect) produces a better beading effect with water making the cleaning of this filter even simpler and faster than ever before. MRC nano has an improved outer (8th) layer over regular MRC. MRC by B+W is not only an extraordinarily <b>...</b>
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Left: Tiffen 77mm UV Filter (No Coating) Right: Kenko/Hoya Pro1D 77mm (Multi-Coated)
Acquista da Amazon Italy www.amazon.it Customer Reviews: "ottimo e ben fatto, come da titolo made in jappan, secondo mè da avere per proteggere le nostre amate lenti, vale ogni centesimo, bella anche la sua custodia, arrivato in 2 giorni come indicato." "buona qualità e robustezza ad un prezzo Giusto!!! ottimo!Consiglio questo articolo !montato su un 24-105 LQualità a basso prezzo Complimenti ad Amazon" "Il filtro è di buona qualità ed il prezzo a cui l'ho avuto ottimo, il venditore rapido, tutto ok!Consigliato a tutti per le proprie ottiche." Descrizione prodotto Hoya Pro1 Hoya UV Pro 1 Digital 77 Rivelazione: Neukom partecipa al Programma Affiliazione Amazon EU, un programma di affiliazione che consente ai siti di percepire una commissione pubblicitaria pubblicizzando e fornendo link al sito Amazon.it. Amazon e il logo Amazon sono marchi registrati di Amazon, Inc. o delle sue affiliate.