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Hoya 77mm Pro-1 Digital ND16 Screw-in Filter

Brand: Hoya

4.2 88 ratings

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Brand	Hoya
Material	Glass
Photo Filter Thread Size	77 Millimeters
Coating Description	Multi Coating
Photo Filter Effect Type	Neutral Density
Water Resistance Level	Not Water Resistant
Product Dimensions	3.03"L x 3.03"W

About this item

4 stops light reduction
Digital Multi-Coated to combat flare & ghosting
Black Rimmed Glass to reduce the possibility of light reflection off the edge
Black Almite Frame with satin finish to reduce reflections
Low Profile Frame – avoids vignetting on super wide-angle lenses

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Package Dimensions

4.33 x 3.62 x 0.55 inches

Item Weight

2.08 ounces

ASIN

B003YCFEXE

Item model number

1826

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4.2 88 ratings

4.2 out of 5 stars

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer

Date First Available

August 4, 2010

Manufacturer

Hoya

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ND16...For much wider apertures or longer exposures... This ND 1.2 filter has a light transmission of 6.25% or a Filter Factor of 16x. Neutral Density filters will evenly reduce the amount of light passing thru the lens without effecting the color. This ND16 filter reduce the amount of light entering the lens so much wider apertures can be selected, which is usefull where the light is too bright and is used for portraiture to reduce depth of field, and allows balancing of exposure to highlight a key subject. Subject appears crisp and clear while the background becomes a soft blur. Also widely used for photographs of waterfalls and other nature scenes to emphasize movement, as the exposure is relativly longer. This filter also lets you use higher speed films in bright light.

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Quality product

Reviewed in the United States on June 14, 2014

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Purchased to create blurred movement of water in landscape photography. Shooting under normal daylight conditions creates static or frozen water without the expression of movement, or only slight movement. By using this ND filter in bright light conditions, you can slow your shutter speed enough to create blurring and movement in the water and still keep the overall photo brightness within proper development. Shutter speeds are reduced from approx. 1/100 of a second to 1.5 second depending on other camera settings and amount of available light creating that magical soft blur of moving water.

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John_JT

Hoya DMC Pro1 Digital Neutral Density Filter

Reviewed in the United States on April 16, 2012

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All I have bought recently are Hoya filters. Yes, I can buy filters that are much cheaper, but when I am spending several hundreds of dollars on a lens, it doesn't seem logical to stick a cheap piece of glass in front. I like to photograph waterfalls and to get that nice, silky water flow, you need long shutter speeds. The neutral density filters and a low ISO sensitivity setting allows me to get the shot I want.

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J Gwinn

Great Results

Reviewed in the United States on November 23, 2012

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This ND filter "blocks" 4 stops of light which is great for special effects/waterfalls etc (silky effect for water motion etc) Without this filter you might have to compensate by stopping the aperture down to f22/32 which severely degrades photo sharpness and contrast. I have also found it useful when high ISO is desirable..Say if you would like to take monochrome/ B&W photos during the day/produce a grainy aged effect.

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Chiwoo LEE

It does its job!

Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2014

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No artificial effects caused by this filter except getting darker in exposure, which is what it is designed to do.
If you often do daylight photography, you definitely need one of this.
I usually buy Hoya filters without any worries.

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Moderate 3 stops

Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2013

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Its very neutral in color, very well treated with multicoating, ideal for outdoor as well as indoor use for portraits , products etc.

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marty smith

Four Stars

Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2014

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Just plain glad to have it. I always trust Hoya products for my landscape shoots.

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Amazon Customer

works pretty well

Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2016

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Works well, just needs more cleaning then my B+W versions does

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Dave B

Works like it should

Reviewed in the United States on July 9, 2013

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I needed something that wasn't as powerful as my Lee Filters Big Stopper and this thing does the job. Perfect color, no loss of clarity, what else can I say. You get what you pay for. This is cheap compared to others without loosing quality.

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Matze

Typisch Hoya! Genial zum Filmen.

Reviewed in Germany on August 25, 2013

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Auch wenn heute sicherlich nicht wenige Leute ihre DSLRs und DSLMs zum Filmen benutzen, so findet man doch kaum geeignete Graufilter um auch bei Sonnenschein mit 1/50s filmen zu können. Da ich meist leicht abgeblendet mit meinem Canon EF 24-105 f/4L IS USM arbeite, war der Filter von der Stärke her Ideal.

Bei f/5.6 bis f/8 hat man im grellen Sonnenschein gut 1/1000s Belichtungszeit, kommt mit dem Filter also perfekt an 1/50s heran. Wird es leicht bewölkt, komme ich mit humanen ISO-Werten (bis etwa 400) auch noch gut hin. Sprich: Wer nicht Unmengen an Geld in einen variablen ND-Filter (quasi ein doppelter Pol-Filter) ausgeben will, der findet hier einen sehr guten Begleiter zum Filmen.

Für Langzeitbelichtungen kann man ihn bedingt einsetzen. Es darf nicht zu sonnig sein, dann funktioniert es. Wer beispielsweise einen Bachlauf verschwimmen lassen will und im dichten Wald arbeitet, der hat Glück. Mit ISO-100 und vielleicht Blende f/11 bekommt man ganz ansehnliche Ergebnisse hin. Wer das tagsüber machen will, sollte lieber gleich zu einem 1000x-Filter greifen.

Fazit: Das Thema Qualität habe ich mir einmal gespart. Es ist ein FIlter aus der 'Hoya Pro1 Digital'-Serie, natürlich ist die Qualität top. Zum Filmen oder für Langzeitbelichtungen mit etwas weniger Licht (Wald, stark bewölkt, Dämmerung) der ideale Graufilter, für den Einsatz am Tag aber noch zu schwach.

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J. MacInnes

Good price for a good quality product

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 27, 2013

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Great filter, realluy useful when you want a shallow depth of field or slow shutter speed (water, night exposures of city scapes etc).
Only niggle is the thread isn't lubricated in anyway so the first time I tried to take it off took quite a while. A VERY light touch of grease on the lens thread sorted this.

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JMK

Pretty Good

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 6, 2014

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As I removed it from a lens (first time it was used) the glass started to fall out. I managed to catch it before it hit the ground. There is a coil of wire which clips into the ring and holds the glass in place.it was easy to reassemble and now it appears good. I will keep my eye on it for the next couple of weeks and if it starts to happen again I will return it for a replacement. At the moment I think it's just a case of not being fully assembled in the factory.mi don't think it's faulty as such. Anyway, I have used it in conjunction with my 400x filter in order to get a 10 stop. The resulting images were good, there was no banding or any other kind of artefact in the image. Other than the minor glitch mentioned it is well constructed and I'm very pleased with it.

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paul brownie

Does what it says on the tin

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 9, 2012

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As with all Hoya products this filter is a nice piece of glass that I'm quite happy to use on my Canon L lenses when I require to lose 4 stops of light.

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Snapper

Hoya. Pro 1 DigitalnNd16 nd filter

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on May 15, 2012

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Ordered on the 13th of May. With a delivery of 3-5 days, actually delivered on the 15th of May so no complaints there guys, excellent service on delivery. Quality product and you can tell when you screw it on the lense. Fitted my Canon Eos 550D perfect and does what it is supposed to do. Threads silky smooth and filter great. If I had any concerns when the package arrived it was the packaging. It arrived in a jiffy bag and my first thought was"glass lense in an envelope ,,,,! However when opened the lense was fine as it comes in a sturdy plastic case ( the case was cracked however) may be worth adding a bit of extra padding guys. I would and will be using the supplier again and highly recommend for the service on its own.

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