The Hoya 67mm HMC UV (C) is a multi-purpose fine-weather filter that absorbs the ultraviolet rays which often makes outdoor photographs hazy & indistinct. Suitable for colour, as well as black & white film & digital photography, this clear UV filter can be left on the lens to serve as a permanent lens protector. This filter has been designed to fit all lenses with a 67mm thread size. Check the end of your lens or give us a call if you're unsure. ...

Featuring Hoya Multicoating (HMC) to increase light transmission & reduce flare & ghosting, thereby producing sharper images, the Hoya HMC YA3 Orange Filter is a useful coloured filter, designed for use in black & white photography, that darkens blue skies & water, deepens shadows, & gives a 3-dimensional effect with rocky landscapes. ...

Capture images in surreal detail with the Hoya 67mm Infrared R72 filter. The filter blocks visible light up to 720nm, meaning the only light the camera will detect is invisible to the human eye. The R72 filter is constructed from high-quality glass & a rigid aluminium filter, designed to prevent filter jamming. Please note: the filter factor varies dependent on ISO & lighting conditions. ...

Circular Polariser Filters (CPLs) are used to increase saturation in skies, reduce glare & reflections, & take your shots to the next level. Hoya’s NX-10 Ultra-Pro CPL filters are made from high-quality glass, & are designed in a sleek thin profile. ...

Protect the front glass element of your lens with the Hoya NX-10 UV Filter. By placing a filter on the front of your lens it offers a barrier between your lens & anything that may come in contact with it when in use, while also absorbing UV rays, improving clarity. The NX-10 UV has 10 layers of anti-reflective coating, a thin profile, & 98% light transmission ...

The Hoya 67mm Pro ND 100 Filter absorbs the light entering the lens evenly across the visible spectrum & reduces the amount of light entering the lens by up to 6 2/3 f/stops without affecting the colour balance. Reducing the amount of light allows the use of wider apertures & slower shutter speeds for creative & dramatic effects. ND filters are widely used by landscape photographers who want to capture smooth, flowing waterfalls or seascapes but still retain the correct exposure throughout the whole photograph. Alternatively, ND filters can be used to reduce the depth of field & enable the use of wider apertures to ensure your subject is crisp while the background becomes a soft blur
- great for portraiture. ND filters also allow cine & video cameras (which have fixed shutter speeds) to film subjects such as snow, sand or other bright scenes which would normally cause over-exposure.
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The Hoya 67mm Pro ND 1000 Filter opens up a world of creative possibilities & is designed to reduce light from entering the lens by up to 10 f/stops, without affecting colour balance. This 10 stop neutral density filter means that you can use slower shutter speeds than would normally be possible. An ND filter is the ideal accessory for keen landscape photographers who want to take their images to the next step & is often used to make the clouds look soft & blurry, or to give waterfalls & seascapes a smooth, ghostly look. All Hoya Pro filters have a low-profile one piece aluminium frame to keep the glass secure & parallel to the sensor, while allowing it to be used with super-wide angle lenses. This filter screws on the end of your lens & is designed for lenses that feature a 67mm filter thread (check end of your lens for thread size). ...

The Hoya 67mm Pro ND 16 Filter absorbs the light entering the lens evenly across the visible spectrum & reduces the light entering the lens by up to 4 f/stops without affecting the colour balance. Reducing the amount of light allows the use of wider apertures & slower shutter speeds for creative & dramatic effects. ND filters are widely used by landscape photographers who want to capture smooth, flowing waterfalls or seascapes but still retain the correct exposure throughout the whole photograph. Alternatively, ND filters can be used to reduce the depth of field & enable the use of wider apertures to ensure your subject is crisp while the background becomes a soft blur
- great for portraiture. ND filters also allow cine & video cameras (which have fixed shutter speeds) to film subjects such as snow, sand or other bright scenes which would normally cause over-exposure.
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The Hoya 67mm Pro ND 200 Filter absorbs the light entering the lens evenly across the visible spectrum & reduces the amount of light entering the lens by up to 7 2/3 f/stops without affecting the colour balance. Reducing the amount of light allows the use of wider apertures & slower shutter speeds for creative & dramatic effects. ND filters are widely used by landscape photographers who want to capture smooth, flowing waterfalls or seascapes but still retain the correct exposure throughout the whole photograph. Alternatively, ND filters can be used to reduce the depth of field & enable the use of wider apertures to ensure your subject is crisp while the background becomes a soft blur
- great for portraiture. ND filters also allow cine & video cameras (which have fixed shutter speeds) to film subjects such as snow, sand or other bright scenes which would normally cause over-exposure.
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The Hoya 67mm Pro ND 32 Filter absorbs the light entering the lens evenly across the visible spectrum & reduces the amount of light entering the lens by up to 5 f/stops without affecting the colour balance. Reducing the amount of light allows the use of wider apertures & slower shutter speeds for creative & dramatic effects. ND filters are widely used by landscape photographers who want to capture smooth, flowing waterfalls or seascapes but still retain the correct exposure throughout the whole photograph. Alternatively, ND filters can be used to reduce the depth of field & enable the use of wider apertures to ensure your subject is crisp while the background becomes a soft blur
- great for portraiture. ND filters also allow cine & video cameras (which have fixed shutter speeds) to film subjects such as snow, sand or other bright scenes which would normally cause over-exposure.
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