Neutral Density filters evenly reduce the amount of light passing thru the lens without effecting color. Ideal for reducing bright light in large aperture situations when a narrow depth is field is needed. Allows for slower shutter speeds when blurring or showing of movement is desired. Allows balancing of exposure to highlight a key subject. Lets you use higher speed films in bright light. Hoya Neutral Density filters are available in most sizes and in three strengths:.3 (2x) Reduces the light one f-stop.6 (4x) Reduces the light two f-stops.9 (8x) Reduces the light three f-stops.
Neutral Density filters evenly reduce the amount of light passing thru the lens without effecting color. Ideal for reducing bright light in large aperture situations when a narrow depth is field is needed. Allows for slower shutter speeds when blurring or showing of movement is desired. Allows balancing of exposure to highlight a key subject. Lets you use higher speed films in bright light. Hoya Neutral Density filters are available in most sizes and in three strengths:.3 (2x) Reduces the light one f-stop.6 (4x) Reduces the light two f-stops.9 (8x) Reduces the light three f-stops.
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Hoya 77mm Neutral Density 8x HMC Filter
Neutral Density filters evenly reduce the amount of light passing thru the lens without effecting color. Ideal for reducing bright light in large aperture situations when a narrow depth is field is needed. Allows for slower shutter speeds when blurring or showing of movement is desired. Allows balancing of exposure to highlight a key subject. Lets you use higher speed films in bright light. Hoya Neutral Density filters are available in most sizes and in three strengths:.3 (2x) Reduces the light one f-stop.6 (4x) Reduces the light two f-stops.9 (8x) Reduces the light three f-stops.
Neutral Density filters evenly reduce the amount of light passing thru the lens without effecting color. Ideal for reducing bright light in large aperture situations when a narrow depth is field is needed. Allows for slower shutter speeds when blurring or showing of movement is desired. Allows balancing of exposure to highlight a key subject. Lets you use higher speed films in bright light. Hoya Neutral Density filters are available in most sizes and in three strengths:.3 (2x) Reduces the light one f-stop.6 (4x) Reduces the light two f-stops.9 (8x) Reduces the light three f-stops.
Last updated at 10/06/2026 10:49:32
Hoya 77 mm HMC NDx8 Screw-in Filter
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Hoya 77mm ND 8X HMC Filter
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Hoya 77mm NDx8 HMC Filter
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originally posted on bhphotovideo.com
I debated going all in on a much more expensive ND filter but I ended up buying this filter instead. I use it mainly for video and I've been getting great results. It's become a handy tool that certainly allows more flexibility when exposing for a scene. I'm satisfied with my choice.
originally posted on adorama.com
Wasn?t aware of brand recognition at first but I must say this is a GREAT tool Esp combing a circular polorizer on a drone. This size fits the x5-x5r-X5s. I have it on the latter but they are all the same Lumix I mean DJI 15mm stock lens.I love it. Clean. Neat. And makes shooting in the brightest of day a breeze.
originally posted on bhphotovideo.com
Bought the Hoya ND filter to use taking waterfall pictures. I like the silky appearance that can be achieved with longer exposures. This ND filter adds about 3 stops added exposure time. Not really enough for bright sunny days to get the silky smooth water flow that I wanted. I am going to get a 6 stop ND filter to have more flexibility. I can use both filters for really long exposures, 6 or 3 stop for shorter exposures. A bit of a learning curve to get good exposures with a ND filter.
| Filter Type | Solid ND |
| Density | 0.9 (3-Stop) |
| Rotating | No |
| Front Accessory Thread / Bayonet | 77 mm |
| Coatings | Multi-Coating |
Hoya 77 mm HMC NDx8 Screw-in Filter
Free delivery
Affiliate Disclosure: We may receive a small commission for purchases made through this link at no extra cost to you. This helps support our site. Thank you!
Hoya 77mm ND 8X HMC Filter
Delivery $16.50
Hoya 77mm NDx8 HMC Filter
Free delivery
I debated going all in on a much more expensive ND filter but I ended up buying this filter instead. I use it mainly for video and I've been getting great results. It's become a handy tool that certainly allows more flexibility when exposing for a scene. I'm satisfied with my choice.
Wasn?t aware of brand recognition at first but I must say this is a GREAT tool Esp combing a circular polorizer on a drone. This size fits the x5-x5r-X5s. I have it on the latter but they are all the same Lumix I mean DJI 15mm stock lens.I love it. Clean. Neat. And makes shooting in the brightest of day a breeze.
Bought the Hoya ND filter to use taking waterfall pictures. I like the silky appearance that can be achieved with longer exposures. This ND filter adds about 3 stops added exposure time. Not really enough for bright sunny days to get the silky smooth water flow that I wanted. I am going to get a 6 stop ND filter to have more flexibility. I can use both filters for really long exposures, 6 or 3 stop for shorter exposures. A bit of a learning curve to get good exposures with a ND filter.
The Hoya ND does a good job of cutting the light without adding too much extra color variance.Only beef is that the coating on the glass seems rather thin; despite my careful use, theres already a few small scratches. Nothing that affects the image, but be sure to baby these guys.Bought mine for the Olympus 12-40mm f/2.8, and it screwed on perfectly. Thin and light w/o feeling flimsy. Over-all, a very good ND filter for the money
Seems to be of good quality for the money. I have used it once as I just got it but what I used it for was to photograph Football players posed with flash in bright sun and it enabled me to lower my sync speed to 1/200 at F4. Camera (Nikon d750 with 70-200 2.8 lens) had no problem auto focusing. In post production no change in sharpness or color.
The 3 stop ND8 ND Filter is perfect for shooting waterfalls at 1/2 to 1 S Shutter Speed to Blur the water. When shooting long exposures to blur waterfalls, you often need to keep the shutter open 1/2 to 1 second. This lets in way too much light and will over expose your shot, even at f/22. Using a 3 stop ND Filter corrects this problem to get the perfect waterfall shot.~PhotosByMeta
I dont like step up rings nor expensive complex ND systems. I just buy one of these Hoya NDs for each lens for long exposures and video. These are made in japan and good quality. Pretty much every one I own has at least one small flaw in the coating, however. Just a little spot here and there where the coating didnt take. No impact on results though and great for the price.
I purchased to use with Mitakon 35mm f/0.95 for Canon EOS M mount. I wanted to shoot outdoors in the bright South Texas sun at f/0.95. Mission accomplished. Get some cool results shooting wide open in broad daylight, extremely shallow depth of field. I wouldn't recommend unless your lens is faster than f/2.0 and a relatively short focal length - at least not for hand held shots as you may experience shutter/camera shake. The attached image was shot in broad daylight, f/0.95, ISO 100 with a nice fast shutter speed.
I haven't really used it much yet, but it is well made I believe. I do like the feel, though maybe a bit thick for wide angle. I did put it, a uv filter, a polarizer, and a gnd filter on it and was fine at around 28mm in my 16-35. That's pretty overkill, just was seeing the vignette. The color seems mostly neutral, might be a slight cast but nothing that really causes me concern yet. Hope to get a chance to use it in the field soon.
I own two B W ND filters, which are excellent in every way. I bought this one for my 35mm Canon lens for travel use, and I’m pleasantly surprised at its quality. Most importantly, the minimal color shift. The only thing that’s missing that B W and other high end ones have, is the oleophobic coating. Without that coating, it’s harder to remove fingerprints and dirt. But I can’t complain at this price range. You just have to be extra cautious to keep it clean.
| Filter Type | Solid ND |
| Density | 0.9 (3-Stop) |
| Rotating | No |
| Front Accessory Thread / Bayonet | 77 mm |
| Coatings | Multi-Coating |
