Hoya77mm HMC UV (C) Digital Slim Frame Multi-Coated Glass Filter

this is a good quality UV filter....

Works perfect!

I am a retired professional photographer so have owned lots of brands and filter types. These are high quality. They are thin which can help if you have a wide angle lens. There is a machined gripping surface to help get them removed when neccesary.

I ordered this filter when I ordered my Nikon P7700. It's a good grade optical glass filter.I also purchased the Nikon P7700 at the same time and it will accomodate a 40.5mm screw on filter. I think it's important that you put a filter on your lenses, if they'll accept one. It's worth it's weight in gold as far as protecting your front objective, and its optical grade glass has no effect on your camera's function.Order one when you order your lens or camera...and take both out of the box at the same time and put the filter on your camera, and leave it. You'll be happy you did.Highly recommended.

This UV filter fits my Sony 20mm lens perfectly. Easy to install, doesn’t affect photo quality, and provides solid protection against dust and scratches. Very happy with this purchase!

This was for a new lens I got, I've used Hoya filters since the 1980's and never had a problem. I take the lens out of the package, screw the filter on and never take it off. Some people say to never use a filter, but it's a lot cheaper to replace than the front element on any lens. I've shot hundreds of thousands of images and have never detected a color cast or deficiency when shooting with a good quality UV filter.

The Hoya multicoated filter has exceeded my expectations on all fronts. Its minimal impact on picture quality is truly impressive – I can hardly detect any difference when it's on my lens. This filter adds an extra layer of protection to my valuable optics without compromising image clarity. What's more, the outstanding value for money is a pleasant surprise. Hoya has managed to deliver a high-quality, multicoated filter at a price that won't break the bank, making it accessible to photographers at all levels. It's a must-have accessory for any camera kit, offering superb protection and exceptional value, and I couldn't be happier awarding it a five-star rating.

As a published professional photographer my take on the benefits adding a glass filter to any lens that has a threaded filter ring is overwhelmingly positive. To me, it is far too easy to easy to do something harmful to the surface of a camera lens, whether it be a fingerprint, dust, raindrops or an unfortunate physical contact with a hard surface. Adding a removable piece of glass offers a tremendous amount of protection against all of the above and, if necessary, can be replaced whereas the front surface of your lens cannot. I try to avoid cleaning the primary surface of my lenses any more than absolutely necessary to avoid microscopic scratches in the coatings ... I would much rather clean a clear filter.For my pro and semi-pro gear I use Nikon Neutral Color glass (not a UV filter). They are expensive and it makes no difference what brand camera they are used on, the Nikon filters are regarded as among the best made. I don't know why true clear Neutral Color filters cost so much more, probably because they are considered a specialty item. The reason I don't choose UV filters is I don't want anything affecting my images except what I choose to induce. I am not against UV filters, I believe they have a very minimal and subtle effect which is acceptable to almost all general photography. What is more important than whether it is UV or clear is whether it is multicoated and whether the right choice of frame (slim or standard) is made for the lens it is being used on.I recently acquired a Sony DSC-HX300/B 20 MP Digital Camera with 50x Optical Image Stabilized Zoom bridge camera for family/fun events and was going to be buying a UV filter soon. Today, after owning the camera for only a couple of weeks, I accidentally banged the lens (lightly) against the edge of a piece of plastic sporting equipment. It left a mark on the lens and my heart sank thinking I had chipped the lens or at the very least, damaged the lens coating. Fortunately I did neither, a lens cloth took the smudge out. Within 5 minutes I had ordered this filter, which to my favor just had a nice reduction in price. I chose the Hoya because I respect the brand name (they are known for high-end medical imaging products) and that it is multicoated and has a slim frame (important because the camera zooms to a very wide angle.The lens fits perfectly on the HX300 and in several side-by-side tests with and without the filter mounted, there is no degradation of image quality. I took some landscape shots with potential sun flare, some flower macros and some night shots with wicked bad street lights that could have caused severe problems with non-coated or badly-coated filters and on this particular camera I had absolutely no negative results.

Gracias

The media could not be loaded. Excelente producto para cuidar el lente. No pierde la nitidez.

Entrega: Chegou na data informada. Veio em caixa + plástico bolha, muito bem embalado.Produto/Filtro: Veio corretamente, conforme está no anúncio.

I've had 3 of these on my other lenses for more than 10 years as well. The coating works very well. Good light tranmission and easy to clean. The light transmission quality was obvious when compared to an older Hoya UV filter of the same 55mm size. That's why I bought this one.

Good, quality product.Cuts haze and protects lens surface.