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Hoya 58mm HMC (c) Multi-Coated UV Digital

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Size: 58mm


Features

  • Ultraviolet filters allow you to correct for the UV effect to varying degrees
  • A good choice for digital photography
  • Safe to keep on lens at all times for protection
  • Haze filters provide additional benefits of correction for ultraviolet(uv) light which can register on film

Description

The hoya 58mm ultraviolet uv(0) haze multi-coated glass filter is a wise initial investment. It helps protect your valuable investment from dust, moisture and scratches, which can lead to costly repairs. The result is an average light transmission of over 97% giving sharp contrast and well balanced color. Hoya hmc filters are recommended for enhancing the performance of today's multicoated digital lenses. Multicoated to minimize reflection at the filter surfaces which reduces flare and ghosting. Haze filters provide additional benefits of correction for ultraviolet(uv) light which can register on film and videotape as a bluish cast and can obscure distant details.


Brand: Hoya


Material: Glass


Photo Filter Thread Size: 58 Millimeters


Coating Description: Multi Coating


Photo Filter Effect Type: Enhancing, Ultraviolet


Water Resistance Level: Not Water Resistant


Product Dimensions: 2.28 x 2.28 x 0.39 inches


Item Weight: 1.44 ounces


Item model number: Y5UVC058


Batteries: 1 A batteries required.


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: October 2, 2001


Manufacturer: Hoya


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    • works but not a B and W,
Size: 46mm
brand is good, but feels like a amazon basic,, as a camera user for years, I can "feel " the difference between a higher quality and this one. My advice is if your planning on using this on a very expensive lens, especially for pro use, I would get a higher brand. I did not see any issues with photos, but with a higher sensor or FF I would pay more. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2023 by robert frost
    • Saved my camera! Would buy 100 times over
Size: 46mm
Cannot say enough positive things about this Hoya UV filter. While taking family photos with my camera attached to a tripod recently, the wind blew just right and my camera crashed to the ground while still attached to the tripod. The Hoya UV filter took the full impact of the fall onto the cobblestones, and was a bit dented on the edge, but didn't crack, and saved the entire lens and camera unit with as well as it was able to sustain the damage. Not to say that this would happen every time, but I could not have been more impressed with what it was able to endure that saved my much higher dollar investment. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2023 by Jennaralchaos
    • Great lense
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Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2023 by Larry Halweg
    • Item as described but a little thicker metal ring.
Size: 62mm
Item as described but a little thicker metal ring. would have preferred a thinner metal ring
Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2023 by cliffhanger
    • Dirt cheap insurance
Size: 55mm
As a published professional photographer my take on the benefits adding a glass filter to any lens that has a threaded filter ring is overwhelmingly positive. To me, it is far too easy to easy to do something harmful to the surface of a camera lens, whether it be a fingerprint, dust, raindrops or an unfortunate physical contact with a hard surface. Adding a removable piece of glass offers a tremendous amount of protection against all of the above and, if necessary, can be replaced whereas the front surface of your lens cannot. I try to avoid cleaning the primary surface of my lenses any more than absolutely necessary to avoid microscopic scratches in the coatings ... I would much rather clean a clear filter. For my pro and semi-pro gear I use Nikon Neutral Color glass (not a UV filter). They are expensive and it makes no difference what brand camera they are used on, the Nikon filters are regarded as among the best made. I don't know why true clear Neutral Color filters cost so much more, probably because they are considered a specialty item. The reason I don't choose UV filters is I don't want anything affecting my images except what I choose to induce. I am not against UV filters, I believe they have a very minimal and subtle effect which is acceptable to almost all general photography. What is more important than whether it is UV or clear is whether it is multicoated and whether the right choice of frame (slim or standard) is made for the lens it is being used on. I recently acquired a Sony DSC-HX300/B 20 MP Digital Camera with 50x Optical Image Stabilized Zoom bridge camera for family/fun events and was going to be buying a UV filter soon. Today, after owning the camera for only a couple of weeks, I accidentally banged the lens (lightly) against the edge of a piece of plastic sporting equipment. It left a mark on the lens and my heart sank thinking I had chipped the lens or at the very least, damaged the lens coating. Fortunately I did neither, a lens cloth took the smudge out. Within 5 minutes I had ordered this filter, which to my favor just had a nice reduction in price. I chose the Hoya because I respect the brand name (they are known for high-end medical imaging products) and that it is multicoated and has a slim frame (important because the camera zooms to a very wide angle. The lens fits perfectly on the HX300 and in several side-by-side tests with and without the filter mounted, there is no degradation of image quality. I took some landscape shots with potential sun flare, some flower macros and some night shots with wicked bad street lights that could have caused severe problems with non-coated or badly-coated filters and on this particular camera I had absolutely no negative results. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2013 by PhotoGraphics
    • Perfect UV filter for the new Nikon P7700
Size: 40.5mm
Must admit to having been a fan of Hoya's line of HMC multi-coated filters for decades. This happened when I first saw a demonstration of these solid glass filters with their multi-coated surfaces that has been applied to both sides of the glass element many years ago, and never have I been let down by their products over the years. Their claim of over 97% light transmission has been tested and proven many times over the years, and with a good lens, is how a UV filter like this offers additional contrast and true color fidelity. This Hoya 40.5mm UV HMC Lens Filter is the perfect one for my Nikon P7700 Digital Camera with its Nikkor ED Glass Lens 7.1x optical zoom lens. A camera lens is only as good as its weakest link, which is often the filter itself, and this multi-coated filter is the perfect match for the excellent optical qualities of this lens. The 40.5mm filter size isn't the most common to be found today, but luckily due to a resurgence of smaller, more compact digital cameras for enthusiasts and pros, the offerings are growing. This filter has a pure matte black metal frame that helps to cut down on additional extraneous light reflections, and is slightly ridged at the front end to aid in removal when needed. Its thin-frame design is excellent for those times when you might want to use a lens shade or 'stack' a circular polarizer on front. It goes without saying that it's also a good lens protector, and that can be quite important if you've ever lost a lens cap in the field. The filter comes packaged in a hinged plastic case with a foam plastic insert to keep the filter surface from being rubbed in transit. For the Nikon purist, there's also the Nikon 40.5mm Screw-on NC Filter which is available here, and it will certainly protect the front lens element of the P7700 along with those Nikon 1 Digital Camera lenses that have a 40.5mm filter thread. Either the Nikon or the Hoya HMC filter won't affect the color hues (visible light spectrum), and the multi-colored glass of these filters is designed to reduce flare as well. As a long-time user of both the Hoya and Nikon filters, this user can attest to that with thousands of images from over the years. Weighing all of its qualities, the Hoya 40.5mm UV HMC Lens Filter was the perfect choice for the new Nikon P7700, and with its fast f/2.0 aperture, it's not just good for protection, but also offers excellent speed, optical performance, and dollar performance for the investment. This one is a 5-star product, and highly recommended. 11/10/2012 ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 10, 2012 by John Williamson
    • Hoya has made good quality filters for many years at reasonable prices
Size: 67mm
Great to use as a protective filter against dust and potential damage to primary lens . My grandkids always feel like they have to hold the camera by the glass lens on the camera. Using this filter makes it easy to clean, or replace if scratched/damaged.
Reviewed in the United States on July 26, 2022 by Amazon Customer
    • Excellent
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Fast shipping and product as advertised and expected
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