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Hoya Filters Hoya HD MkII IRND8 (0.9) 49mm
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Hoya HD Mk II IRND8 49 mm
49 mm neutral density filter, reduces light intensity by 3 stops. It helps manage exposure and enables the use of a larger aperture in bright lighting conditions. The filter features ACCU-ND infrared control, a water and oil repellent multi-layer anti-reflective coating, and a thin aluminum frame with a front thread for attaching additional filters.
- 49 mm neutral density filter, reduces light intensity by 3 stops, helping to better control exposure in bright lighting conditions
- Suitable for use with large aperture lenses in daylight to create a beautifully blurred background
- ACCU-ND IRND technology ensures smooth light reduction and helps avoid color shifts caused by infrared light
- Thin aluminum frame with a water and oil repellent multi-layer anti-reflective coating and front thread for additional filter attachment
Product Information | |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Neutral density camera lens filter |
| Brand | Hoya |
| Model | HD Mk II IRND8 |
| Filter Size | 49 mm |
Technical Specifications | |
| Light Reduction | 3 stops |
| Filter Density | ND8 |
| Filter Technology | ACCU-ND infrared controlled neutral density technology |
| Frame Material | Aluminum |
| Frame Construction | Thin frame |
| Front Filter Thread | Yes, for attaching additional filters |
| Coating | Anti-reflective multi-layer coating, repelling water and oil |
Safety Information | |
| Safety Warning | Use the filter only with compatible 49 mm camera lenses. Handle the glass carefully and check for damage before use. Do not use a cracked or damaged filter, as this may degrade image quality or cause glass fragments to detach. |
