Grey camera filter Hama 00076902 72 mm 3 pcs

The Hama 00076902 grey camera filter set includes three neutral-density filters in 72 mm size designed to deliberately reduce incoming light while preserving colour neutrality. The set contains ND8 (3 EV), ND64 (6 EV) and ND1000 (10 EV) filters, each made from high-quality lens glass and featuring a vapour-deposited NMC16 nano-coating applied in eight layers on both sides to minimise reflections. Developed for digital cameras, the double-sided anti-reflective coating improves image contrast and reduces glare. Each filter has a front thread to attach additional filters, a lens cap or a lens hood; the set is supplied with one soft filter pouch.

Advantages

The neutral-density design permits longer exposures or wider apertures without affecting colour balance, enabling motion blur effects and shallow depth-of-field in bright conditions. Double-sided NMC16 vapour-deposited nano-coating reduces reflections and flare for better contrast and clearer images. High-quality optical glass ensures consistent image quality, and the front thread increases flexibility by accepting supplementary filters or caps.

Suitable for

• Landscape photography requiring longer exposures (waterfalls, clouds)
• Outdoor portraiture to achieve shallow depth-of-field in bright light
• Long-exposure night or daytime shots to capture motion blur
• Use with digital cameras and interchangeable-lens systems with 72 mm thread

Key specifications

• Brand: HAMA
• Model / MPN: 00076902
• Filter size: 72 mm
• Package quantity: 3 filters (ND8, ND64, ND1000)
• Exposure reduction: ND8 = 3 EV, ND64 = 6 EV, ND1000 = 10 EV
• Glass quality: high-quality lens glass
• Coating: NMC16 vapour-deposited nano-coating, eight layers per side, double-sided
• Extras: front filter thread, 1 filter bag included
• EAN: 4007249769022

How to use

Screw the selected 72 mm Hama grey filter onto the front of a compatible lens with a 72 mm thread. Choose ND8 for moderate light reduction, ND64 for stronger reduction, or ND1000 for very long exposures. Compose and focus before adding very dense filters (for example ND1000), then switch to manual focus if needed. When using multiple filters or accessories, attach additional filters or a lens cap to the front thread. Store filters in the supplied bag when not in use.

Usage recommendations

Before shooting with ND64 or ND1000, set exposure and focus with the filter removed or use live-view and manual focus to ensure accurate focus. Use a sturdy tripod and a remote release or timer for long exposures to avoid camera shake.