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Hoya 72mm Variable Density ND Filter Y3VD072 Glass Black

  • Regular price $118.40
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Vendor: Hoya

Type: Lenses & Filters

Sku: WBEEAB007RLW7LK

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Hoya 72mm Variable Density ND Filter Y3VD072 Glass Black

$118.40

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Q: What is the size of the Hoya Variable Density Filter? A: The Hoya Variable Density Filter has a size of seventy-two millimeters. This makes it compatible with a wide range of camera lenses.
  • Q: What material is the Hoya Variable Density Filter made of? A: The filter is made of glass. This material ensures high optical clarity and durability for photography and videography.
  • Q: What is the filter factor range for this product? A: The filter factor ranges from NDx3 to NDx400. This allows for significant light reduction and exposure control.
  • Q: How do I use the Hoya Variable Density Filter? A: To use the filter, simply screw it onto the front of your lens. Rotate the inner filter ring to adjust the density and exposure.
  • Q: Can I use this filter in bright sunlight? A: Yes, you can use this filter in bright sunlight. It helps achieve slower shutter speeds and better depth of field.
  • Q: Is this filter suitable for beginners? A: Yes, the Hoya Variable Density Filter is suitable for beginners. Its simple design allows easy adjustments for varied lighting conditions.
  • Q: How do I maintain the Hoya Variable Density Filter? A: To maintain the filter, clean it with a microfiber cloth and lens cleaner. Avoid using rough materials that could scratch the glass.
  • Q: Does this filter affect color balance? A: No, the Hoya Variable Density Filter does not affect color balance. It maintains the natural colors of your images.
  • Q: Can I store this filter in my camera bag? A: Yes, you can store the filter in your camera bag. It is recommended to use a protective case to prevent scratches.
  • Q: What if the filter arrives damaged? A: If the filter arrives damaged, you can return it within the return policy period. Contact customer support for assistance.
  • Q: Is this filter compatible with wide-angle lenses? A: Yes, this filter is designed to avoid vignetting on super wide-angle lenses. It allows for full-frame coverage.
  • Q: How much light reduction does this filter provide? A: The filter provides a light reduction of approximately one point five to eight point five stops. This allows for enhanced exposure control.
  • Q: Is the Hoya Variable Density Filter easy to install? A: Yes, the filter is easy to install by simply screwing it onto the lens. It fits securely and can be adjusted effortlessly.
  • Q: What type of photography is this filter best for? A: This filter is best for both still photography and videography. It gives you greater control over exposure settings.
  • Q: Does this filter come with a warranty? A: Yes, the Hoya Variable Density Filter typically comes with a manufacturer's warranty. Check the packaging for specific details.
  • Q: Can I use this filter for long exposures? A: Yes, this filter is ideal for long exposures. It allows you to use slower shutter speeds, especially in bright conditions.

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