Hoya ND400 HMC 58 mm harmaasuodatin kotelolla

The Hoya ND400 HMC is a high-quality neutral density filter designed for photographers who want to achieve long exposures and shallow depth of field even in bright lighting conditions. With a filter factor of ND400, it reduces light by approximately 9 stops (8.66 EV), allowing for creative effects such as silky smooth waterfalls, motion blur in clouds, and blurred crowds. The filter features Hoya's Multi-Coated (HMC) technology to minimize reflections and flare, ensuring sharp and contrast-rich images. It is constructed from high-quality optical glass and housed in a durable aluminum frame. The 58mm screw-in thread fits a wide range of lenses, and the filter includes a protective case for safe storage and transport.

Advantages

This neutral density filter enables photographers to use slower shutter speeds and wider apertures in bright conditions, opening up creative possibilities for landscape, architectural, and creative photography. The HMC coating reduces ghosting and flare, maintaining image clarity. The included case protects the filter when not in use.

Suitable for

• Landscape photographers seeking long exposure effects
• Architectural photographers wanting to blur moving elements
• Creative photographers experimenting with motion blur
• Videographers needing to control exposure in bright light

Key specifications

• Filter Type: Neutral Density (ND)
• Filter Factor: ND400
• Light Reduction: 9 stops (approx. 8.66 EV)
• Filter Diameter: 58 mm
• Coating: Hoya Multi-Coated (HMC)
• Material: High-Quality Optical Glass
• Frame Material: Aluminum
• Thread Type: Screw-in
• Front Filter Thread: 58 mm
• Rear Filter Thread: 58 mm
• Shape: Circular
• Optical Density: 2.6
• Color Neutrality: Excellent
• Included Accessories: Protective Case

Recommendations

For best results, use a sturdy tripod and a remote shutter release to avoid camera shake during long exposures. The Hoya ND400 HMC filter is an excellent choice for both amateur and professional photographers looking to expand their creative toolkit.