The Hoya 52mm Pro ND Kit is a convenient, one-stop solution for ultimate lighting control; perfect for long shutter-speed photography. Photographers & cinematographers alike are sure to benefit from the ACCU-ND metallic coating technology applied to the front & rear of the filters. The coating reduces the light spectrum (IR included) & delivers a neutral colour balance. Thanks to this you can combine two ND filters. The kit consists of three of the most popular ' Pro ND' solid Neutral Density (ND) filters from Hoya
- ND8/64/1000.
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The Hoya 52mm Pro-1 Digital Circular Polariser Filter means that you can significantly reduce reflections & glare from non-metallic surfaces. A camera angle of 30 degrees from the reflecting surface (glass, water, etc.) is ideal for maximum effect. The Pro-1 Digital Circular Polariser Filter also enables colours to become more saturated & appear clearer with better contrast. This effect is often used to increase the contrast & saturation in blue skies & white clouds. Hoya's polarising filters do not affect the overall colour balance of a shot. ...

The Hoya 52mm Pro-1 Digital Close Up Filter +3 allows closer focusing distances than your camera's lens could otherwise manage. Close-up filters are small, light, easy to carry & require no exposure compensation when mounted directly on the camera lens. The +3 dioptre close-up filter provides a maximum subject-to-lens distance of 333mm with your lens focussed at infinity. Closer focussing distances are also possible, & the minimum distance will be determined by your lens. An aperture of f/8 or smaller is recommended for use with +3 close-up filters. ...

The Hoya Pro 1 Digital ND16 Filter is a dark neutral density filter with a filter factor of 16, giving a 4-stop light reduction. This is a great filter for reducing shutter speeds to capture motion such as in water, foliage or people. For example, in bright daylight the slowest shutter speed possible without a filter could be 1/60 sec at f/22. By adding the Hoya Pro 1 ND16 neutral density filter, the 4 stop reduction in light means a shutter speed of 1/4 sec would be possible. Another use of the ND16 would be controlling depth of field. With a strong ND16, a much wider aperture can be used. Wide apertures like f 1.4 & f 1.8 create a very shallow depth of field & have the effect of isolating the subject from the background, but may not be useable under very bright conditions. Using the Hoya Pro 1 ND16 neutral density filter to reduce the light solves this problem. ...

The Hoya 52mm Pro 1 Digital ND32 Filter is a dark neutral density filter with a factor of 32, giving a 5-stop light reduction. This is a great filter for reducing shutter speeds to capture motion such as in water, foliage or people. For example, in bright daylight the slowest shutter speed possible without a filter could be 1/60 sec at f/22. By adding the Hoya Pro 1 ND32 neutral density filter, the 5 stop reduction in light means a shutter speed of 1/2 sec would be possible. Another use of the ND32 would be controlling depth of field. With a strong ND32, a much wider aperture can be used. Wide apertures like f 1.4 & f 1.8 create a very shallow depth of field & have the effect of isolating the subject from the background, but may not be useable under very bright conditions. Using the Hoya Pro 1 ND32 neutral density filter to reduce the light solves this problem. ...

The Hoya 52mm Pro 1 Digital ND64 Filter is a dark neutral density filter with a factor of 64, giving a 6-stop light reduction. This is a great filter for reducing shutter speeds to capture motion such as in water, foliage or people. For example, in bright daylight the slowest shutter speed possible without a filter could be 1/60 sec at f/22. By adding the Hoya Pro 1 ND64 neutral density filter, the 6 stop reduction in light means a shutter speed of 1 sec would be possible. Another use of the ND64 would be controlling depth of field. With a strong ND64, a much wider aperture can be used. Wide apertures like f 1.4 & f 1.8 create a very shallow depth of field & have the effect of isolating the subject from the background, but may not be useable under very bright conditions. Using the Hoya Pro 1 ND64 neutral density filter to reduce the light solves this problem. ...

The Hoya 52mm Pro-1 Digital ND8 Filter reduces the amount of light entering the lens by 3 f/stops, allowing wider apertures to be selected, which is perfect for portraiture to reduce depth of field. Subject appears crisp & clear while the background becomes a soft blur. Alternatively, the ND8 Filter can be used to allow longer shutter exposures than would otherwise be possible & is widely used for subjects such as waterfalls & other nature scenes to blur the moving elements & emphasize the movement. ...

The Hoya 52mm Pro-1 Digital Protector Filter is the ultimate in clear filters. It will not affect the colour balance or performance of your lenses in the slightest. However, constant use will protect your valued lenses from expensive front element damage which could be caused by dirt, knocks or scratches. ...

The Hoya 52mm Pro-1 Digital Softon-A Filter creates a picture with a clear focus & a soft gradation. This effect is especially evident on an object with a point light source. A filter randomly arranging minute lens shaped like drops of water on the surface of a acrylic board scatters the light & results in a soft focus. ...

The Hoya 52mm Pro-1 Digital Star-4 Filter adds a dramatic four-cross flare to very bright areas, giving a soft-focus effect. The Star-4 Filter is ideal for photographs of night scene illumination or other scenes with strong reflections & gives them an artistic twist. ...