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Денис С.
28.11.2023
10/10
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Великолепно
Отличная модель
- + Очень качественный девайс, даже на ощупь, не говоря уже про работу.
- - Накручивается малым количеством оборотом - может выпасть если будете активно крутить в разные стороны.
Очень классное стекло, качество вообще не портит, позволяет снимать в дико яркий солнечный день без бликов.
Владислав
29.01.2022
10/10
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Великолепно
отличная модель
Лучший светофильтр на мой взгляд. Тут стекло с ультрафиолетовым покрытием, никаких бликов, никаких нежелательных отражений от воды и тд. А еще этот светофильтр защищает сенсор фотоаппарата от влаги.
Денис
29.01.2022
10/10
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Великолепно
отличная модель
Тут не просто защита от бликов, тут в принципе стоит стекло с ультрафиолетовым покрытием, поэтому солнечные лучи даже не попадают.
mr_Index
11.07.2024
8/10
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Хорошо
Хорошая модель
- + отрабатывает на свою стоимость
Роман Чумачек
09.07.2023
10/10
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Великолепно
Отличная модель
Илья
07.11.2023
10/10
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Великолепно
Отличная модель
Виктор Зубов
16.01.2024
10/10
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Великолепно
Отличная модель
Максим Г.
21.04.2024
10/10
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Великолепно
Отличная модель
Ricardo
12.01.2021
8/10
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Хорошо
Still A Darned Good Filter
I've been a Hoya filter fan for many years and this product hasn't changed my mind even a little.
Like most other filter manufacturers, Hoya comes up with a "new and improved" version, seemingly, on a monthly basis. So, what exactly is all the hype about? it's about selling more product. Hey, why not? They're in business to make a buck/yen and if you're crazy enough to think that what worked fine last month suddenly turns to dust then that's your fault.
Seriously, the "Pro 1" used to be the top of the Hoya lineup not all that long ago. Maybe I'm off the mark by a bit, but I can think of at least 3 "new and improved" versions of this filter since then. New coatings. More coatings, blah, blah, blah. Does it really matter all that much? I doubt that anyone can prove, under real-world conditions, that it makes the slightest difference.
No doubt there are some brands that are not worth buying, no matter the price. Hoya is not one of those. Even its least expensive filters are darned good. Do yourself a favor if you're in the market for a circular polarizer from Hoya...skip the last few versions and go with what used to be the Hoya end-all-and-be-all from a while back. You'll save lot of money by doing so.
Like most other filter manufacturers, Hoya comes up with a "new and improved" version, seemingly, on a monthly basis. So, what exactly is all the hype about? it's about selling more product. Hey, why not? They're in business to make a buck/yen and if you're crazy enough to think that what worked fine last month suddenly turns to dust then that's your fault.
Seriously, the "Pro 1" used to be the top of the Hoya lineup not all that long ago. Maybe I'm off the mark by a bit, but I can think of at least 3 "new and improved" versions of this filter since then. New coatings. More coatings, blah, blah, blah. Does it really matter all that much? I doubt that anyone can prove, under real-world conditions, that it makes the slightest difference.
No doubt there are some brands that are not worth buying, no matter the price. Hoya is not one of those. Even its least expensive filters are darned good. Do yourself a favor if you're in the market for a circular polarizer from Hoya...skip the last few versions and go with what used to be the Hoya end-all-and-be-all from a while back. You'll save lot of money by doing so.
Chris Buhlmann
12.01.2021
4/10
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Ужасно
Distorted images with 300mm da* prime lens visible when zooming in
I am a fan of Hoya filters and frankly I needed another 77mm as I have a Tamron 70-200 and Pentax 300mm da*f4 that both are 77mm and I wanted to keep a filter for each. So this time I bought the slightly cheaper Pro 1 PL figured it was made in Japan so the optical quality would be just as good as the prior more expensive Hoya 77 PL made in the Phillippines.
It just does not mate well with my da*300 and there was distortion in the images with this one. Maybe I just got one that was not in tolerance, a quality escape. I am a fan of Hoya, just not this particular purchase. Telephoto is going to bring out these issues more than a wide angle.
It just does not mate well with my da*300 and there was distortion in the images with this one. Maybe I just got one that was not in tolerance, a quality escape. I am a fan of Hoya, just not this particular purchase. Telephoto is going to bring out these issues more than a wide angle.
JP
12.01.2021
8/10
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Хорошо
Good Price, Does the Job Well, Not a B+W or Heliopan
The title says it all. I am recently a new proud owner of a B+W 58mm filter and can finally provide some comparison.
I've bought several Hoya UV filters before without complaints; not much jazz with UV filters anyways. Looking at polarizers I was big on price while still owning something decent. I believe this filter does a great job despite the aluminum ring with its less than smooth operation when attaching to a lens. A B+W or Heliopan filter usually has a brass ring and I like it.
Image performance with the Hoya filter was fine for me. I attached it to a Canon EF-S 10-22mm ultra-wide angle lens and barely saw any vignetting if any in the lower ranges. Most of my shots were 17-20mm with a small aperture when I used the lens. I grabbed several nice shots for the maiden voyage with this filter - I took it to Iceland. Shots with water came out really nice because I do not like the white light reflection when the sun is out. Plus, I could shot near water and obtain an image that can see into the water for a special effect. You can't do that in post processing!
Bottom line, Hoya has its place in my heart for cost and good performance where if I want to splurge after purchasing an expensive lens I may be looking at B+W or Heliopan.
I've bought several Hoya UV filters before without complaints; not much jazz with UV filters anyways. Looking at polarizers I was big on price while still owning something decent. I believe this filter does a great job despite the aluminum ring with its less than smooth operation when attaching to a lens. A B+W or Heliopan filter usually has a brass ring and I like it.
Image performance with the Hoya filter was fine for me. I attached it to a Canon EF-S 10-22mm ultra-wide angle lens and barely saw any vignetting if any in the lower ranges. Most of my shots were 17-20mm with a small aperture when I used the lens. I grabbed several nice shots for the maiden voyage with this filter - I took it to Iceland. Shots with water came out really nice because I do not like the white light reflection when the sun is out. Plus, I could shot near water and obtain an image that can see into the water for a special effect. You can't do that in post processing!
Bottom line, Hoya has its place in my heart for cost and good performance where if I want to splurge after purchasing an expensive lens I may be looking at B+W or Heliopan.
Ricardo
12.01.2021
10/10
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Великолепно
YOU CAN SPEND MORE, BUT HOYA FILTERS ARE EXCELLENT
I've owned quite a few Hoya filters over the years and have yet to be disappointed. This one is no exception.
Like many brands, Hoya is constantly "upgrading" its coatings. Whether or not this makes much of a difference is open to debate. Personally, I have yet to see any difference in practice and tend to purchase filters one generation older than this week's latest and greatest and save a few bucks by doing so.
Some reviewers have commented on the quality of the mounting ring but I've had no issues removing the filter from a Fujifilm 18-55 "kit" lens.
Like many brands, Hoya is constantly "upgrading" its coatings. Whether or not this makes much of a difference is open to debate. Personally, I have yet to see any difference in practice and tend to purchase filters one generation older than this week's latest and greatest and save a few bucks by doing so.
Some reviewers have commented on the quality of the mounting ring but I've had no issues removing the filter from a Fujifilm 18-55 "kit" lens.
cmfuzzy
12.01.2021
8/10
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Хорошо
Good effect and IQ; very dark glass though
I have this and Hoya's "HD" model (which is actually the "Pro" version) in various sizes for various lenses and this one is considerably darker (lets in less light; i.e. less to work with in your exposures). Not a huge deal since these are typically used for bright landscape/outdoor photos but something to be aware of--especially if you're using it with a slow lens.
William
12.01.2021
10/10
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Великолепно
Outdoor Necessity!
I high recommend this to anybody who does outdoor photography! I specialized in automotive photography and this is a life saver when it comes to blocking out the reflection on the side and glass of the cars. Makes the color pop while flattening the reflection! Just keep in mind, this does block the total light aloud to hit the sensor so you will need to shoot at a lower Shutter speed.
Antonio M.
12.01.2021
10/10
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Великолепно
Great filter for a great price
I enjoyed using this filter on a recent trip to Arizona, where I was able to use it for stunning landscapes. Even though it isn't very expensive I found that it delivered great results. Especially through windows, it eliminated reflections that would have harmed the image. Overall, this is a great filter to start with.
Alaska
12.01.2021
10/10
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Великолепно
Great filter !!!
This is one of the nicest photographic filters I've ever used. I have been an amateur photographer since I was 8 years old, and have tried many different filters and polarizers. Did I say 8 years old??? ...that was back in 1959!!! Back in the late '70's, my wife and I took the Nikon School of Photography coarse in Anchorage.
This is a nice filter, smooth operation, works very well. You can see the fine green-ish coating on the lens surface. The coatings reduce flare and reflection which allows more light to pass through to the sensor/recording media. The circular orientated filter is matched to today's digital cameras, and is especially important if your camera has auto-focus.
The polarizing filter reduces reflection in the scene, darkens blue sky, brightens white clouds. I also enjoy the deeper saturation of colors due to removal of surface reflections. My wife and I just toured the south-central part of our state imaging the beautiful colors of fall here in Alaska. True leaf colors show through in landscapes. Better skin tones in portraits. Even pet photos (and wild animal photos of moose, bears, and bald eagles) are inhanced due to less light reflecting from their fur/feather coats. Just remember that the polarizer cuts light by half, therefore you must compensate by increasing exposure one stop. Most cameras do that automaticlally and it is not a problem at all, just something to know and understand.
I definately recommend this filter to everyone who owns a camera, both hobyists and professionals. You can't beat Hoya, especially their multi-coated and super multi-coated filters! I have other filters made by Hoya and these are very high quality. Paying for the super multi-coatings is well worth the investment.
This is a nice filter, smooth operation, works very well. You can see the fine green-ish coating on the lens surface. The coatings reduce flare and reflection which allows more light to pass through to the sensor/recording media. The circular orientated filter is matched to today's digital cameras, and is especially important if your camera has auto-focus.
The polarizing filter reduces reflection in the scene, darkens blue sky, brightens white clouds. I also enjoy the deeper saturation of colors due to removal of surface reflections. My wife and I just toured the south-central part of our state imaging the beautiful colors of fall here in Alaska. True leaf colors show through in landscapes. Better skin tones in portraits. Even pet photos (and wild animal photos of moose, bears, and bald eagles) are inhanced due to less light reflecting from their fur/feather coats. Just remember that the polarizer cuts light by half, therefore you must compensate by increasing exposure one stop. Most cameras do that automaticlally and it is not a problem at all, just something to know and understand.
I definately recommend this filter to everyone who owns a camera, both hobyists and professionals. You can't beat Hoya, especially their multi-coated and super multi-coated filters! I have other filters made by Hoya and these are very high quality. Paying for the super multi-coatings is well worth the investment.
tonydidyouknow
12.01.2021
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
It does it's job and does it well
This filter fits all my lenses for my DSLR set up and performs well. My only gripe is that the front is not long enough to keep lens caps gripped on, though it is a filter so there isn't too much point in keeping the cap on unless you are in conditions where the filter can be damaged, which I have been. I also wish the case it came in were easier to handle and smaller for fast removal and withdrawal on the job. Really not too much of a problem overall and all my use of it so far has produced wonderful images. I keep this filter on my Canon EF 28mm 1.8 that acts as a 45mm on my Canon EOS Rebel T3i for a easy on the go set up that works everywhere. I'd recommend using a polarizer over stopping your lenses past f8 as that is when diffraction kicks in and smudges your image. You're better off no matter the outdoor weather and even if you aren't blocking out any reflections or overexposed sky, it improves contrast and saturation and gives you more depth of field control. I wasn't impressed with the colors on my cameras sensor until I started using this.
Elizabeth
12.01.2021
6/10
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Плохо
Scratches Easily
I have used Hoya filters for years and have always found them to be resilient to scratches. I badly scratched the coating of this filter in the first few days of using it during a routine cleaning using what I thought was a clean lens cloth and lens cleaner. Maybe I got a dud but I am disappointed in how easily this filter became scratched. Otherwise, this is a good circular polarizer and it does that job well.
Wolfhere
12.01.2021
10/10
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Великолепно
Another winner
I bought this because of the 'levels' of Hoya available. Not the cheapest, but definitely one of the best. I bought this for the Canon Powershot SX30 IS. As you may probably already know, Canon has the 67MM Circular Polarizer Lens (CPL) recommended for this camera, which is even more expensive than the 58mm. By using the 58mm adapter and this lens, I am able to take clear photos in a variety of conditions without any noticeable vignetting. The lens is thin but still allows for the 58mm lens cap. A little difficult to screw into the mount because of the thin form factor, but if you take your time...well worth the effort. I have not noticed the problem with the retaining ring used to mount the lens. You do not have to muscle the filter on.
The shipper (Lensgear) had the lens in the mail and delivered in 2 days. I am not the most patient person, so when the order is received that quickly, there are no arguments. Because of all this, I recommend getting this CPL filter through this shipper. I could not be happier.
The shipper (Lensgear) had the lens in the mail and delivered in 2 days. I am not the most patient person, so when the order is received that quickly, there are no arguments. Because of all this, I recommend getting this CPL filter through this shipper. I could not be happier.
Amazonian
12.01.2021
2/10
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Ужасно
Glass separated from ring...
Only after a few uses the filter glass got separated from the ring (see photo) as I was wiping off some smudges. Very poor quality control in manufacturing. Cannot recommend.
JW
12.01.2021
2/10
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Ужасно
Look elsewhere.
Garbage. Terrible coating, spotty and inconsistant. And I heard these were good. I want my monet back.
Dan in Georgia
12.01.2021
6/10
Оценка пользователя
Плохо
stiff movement
This filter has a very stiff rotation adjustment. While mounted within the lens hood, it is very stiff to rotate making it almost useless as the required pressure to cause it to rotate is enough the move the lens out of focus requiring a camera reboot. Also, it is difficult to clean.
Joel Fritz
12.01.2021
8/10
Оценка пользователя
Хорошо
Works very well
It's a circular polarizer. It's multi-coated. You rotate it and get the effect you want. The threads are well machined. No significant cons. You can buy better ones but they can easily cost more than 3 times as much.
Dave W
12.01.2021
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
Very Satified
Absolutely loved this filter for landscape photography. But today I used it while shooting my sons college lacrosse game. While it created a nice contrast and provided a nice sky in photos that were zoomed out autofocus seemed slow to respond at times utilizing a faster shutter speed. Overall I was very satisfied with the performance of my new filter
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