Neutral density filter Hoya HD Mk II IRND1000 58mm

The Hoya HD Mk II IRND1000 58mm neutral density filter reduces light intake by 10 stops, enabling long-exposure and motion-blur effects in bright conditions. Built for lenses with a 58 mm thread, this IRND1000 filter is designed to maintain accurate color balance and high image sharpness while allowing photographers to use wider apertures or much slower shutter speeds. The glass and coating system aims to minimize reflections and preserve contrast for landscape, architecture, and creative photography where controlled exposure is required.

Advantages

The Hoya HD Mk II IRND1000 offers a strong 10-stop attenuation that lets you extend exposure times without introducing significant color cast. Its optical construction is intended to preserve image sharpness and minimize vignetting on compatible lenses. The filter’s multi-coating reduces flare and ghosting while providing water- and oil-resistant properties for easier cleaning and maintenance. The 58mm threaded design ensures compatibility with lenses that accept 58 mm filters and allows secure attachment for stable shooting.

Подходит для

• Пейзажная фотография с длинной выдержкой
• Съёмка архитектуры для размытия движущихся элементов
• Творческая художественная фотосъёмка и контроль движения
• Съёмка при ярком солнечном освещении с желанием использовать большую диафрагму

Key specifications

• Filter type: Neutral density (ND), 10 stops attenuation
• Diameter: 58 mm threaded mount
• Light reduction: IRND1000 (approx. 10-stop light reduction)
• Coating: multi-coated surfaces to reduce reflections, flare and ghosting
• Optical design: high-definition glass to preserve sharpness and contrast
• Handling: water- and oil-resistant coating for easier cleaning

How to use

Mount the Hoya HD Mk II IRND1000 58mm onto a lens with a 58 mm filter thread, ensuring the filter is threaded on securely but not overtightened. Compose and focus the scene without the filter if necessary, then attach the filter to achieve the desired long-exposure effect; many photographers prefer to focus and lock focus before fitting heavy ND filters. Adjust shutter speed and aperture to reach correct exposure given the 10-stop reduction — use a tripod to avoid camera shake during long exposures. Verify white balance and exposure with test shots, as long exposures may require fine adjustments.

Рекомендации по использованию

Используйте штатив и дистанционный спуск или таймер для минимизации дрожания камеры при длинных выдержках; при сильном затемнении проверяйте точность баланса белого и по необходимости делайте поправки в камере или в постобработке.