Hoya 52Mm Circular Polarizer Hd Hardened Glass 8-Layer Multi-Coated Filter
(219 reviews)
Save 40% on previous price The HD Digital 52mm circular polarising filter has super tough glass and coatings- and a slim 5mm mount. Special foils pass 25% more light than standard ones. Use a circular polarizer to diminish or eliminate non-metallic reflections and intensify colours (especially effective with a blue sky).
Save 40% on previous price The HD Digital 52mm circular polarising filter has super tough glass and coatings- and a slim 5mm mount. Special foils pass 25% more light than standard ones. Use a circular polarizer to diminish or eliminate non-metallic reflections and intensify colours (especially effective with a blue sky).
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Hoya 52Mm Circular Polarizer Hd Hardened Glass 8-Layer Multi-Coated Filter
$86.12
(219 reviews)
Save 40% on previous price The HD Digital 52mm circular polarising filter has super tough glass and coatings- and a slim 5mm mount. Special foils pass 25% more light than standard ones. Use a circular polarizer to diminish or eliminate non-metallic reflections and intensify colours (especially effective with a blue sky).
Save 40% on previous price The HD Digital 52mm circular polarising filter has super tough glass and coatings- and a slim 5mm mount. Special foils pass 25% more light than standard ones. Use a circular polarizer to diminish or eliminate non-metallic reflections and intensify colours (especially effective with a blue sky).
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Price history
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Reviews
52mm HD Hoya
21 June 2017
rochesterfinearts
originally posted on ebay.com
I put this polarizer on my 50mm 1.8 AF D lens. Works great ! Knocks all reflection, or just a little, depending on your likes. Just turn the lens for more or less effect. The same
goes for bluer skys This is a quality filter. I have this exact filter one on my 70-200mm lens . Colors pop and are nice and sharp with this filter. i find it real easy to clean. Thin
too. I would purchase again.
goes for bluer skys This is a quality filter. I have this exact filter one on my 70-200mm lens . Colors pop and are nice and sharp with this filter. i find it real easy to clean. Thin
too. I would purchase again.
Beautiful polarizing!
9 July 2013
Jess
originally posted on bhphotovideo.com
When I first started getting into photography, everyone kept telling me that a polarizing filter would greatly benefit me, so I bought a relatively cheap one. You get what you
pay for, and I would recommend anyone to spend the extra money and get a good one, like this Tiffen. It is very solidly built with a low profile, and the colors are completely
neutral unlike the cheaper one I was using that adds a yellow tinge to the photos. The deep blue skies and clarity in the clouds are astounding! It adds so much depth to the
composition. My only complaint with this filter is that it does not mount very easily onto my Nikon lenses. It doesn't look like it has the normal looking screw on m...
pay for, and I would recommend anyone to spend the extra money and get a good one, like this Tiffen. It is very solidly built with a low profile, and the colors are completely
neutral unlike the cheaper one I was using that adds a yellow tinge to the photos. The deep blue skies and clarity in the clouds are astounding! It adds so much depth to the
composition. My only complaint with this filter is that it does not mount very easily onto my Nikon lenses. It doesn't look like it has the normal looking screw on m...
Best value polarizer for the money!
28 April 2017
Jonathan
originally posted on adorama.com
Very high quality, great bang for buck value. Does what it claims and does it well. Reduces glare and reflections, increases saturation, low-profile with no vignetting unless you
are stacking filters
are stacking filters
Specification
| Filter Type | Circular Polarizer |
| Filter Factor | 2x (1-Stop) |
| Circular Size | 52 mm Filter Thread |
| Rotating | Yes |
| Front Accessory Thread / Bayonet | 52 mm |
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Reviews
52mm HD Hoya
21 June 2017
I put this polarizer on my 50mm 1.8 AF D lens. Works great ! Knocks all reflection, or just a little, depending on your likes. Just turn the lens for more or less effect. The same goes for bluer skys This is a quality filter. I have this exact filter one on my 70-200mm lens . Colors pop and are nice and sharp with this filter. i find it real easy to clean. Thin too. I would purchase again.
rochesterfinearts
originally posted on ebay.comBeautiful polarizing!
9 July 2013
When I first started getting into photography, everyone kept telling me that a polarizing filter would greatly benefit me, so I bought a relatively cheap one. You get what you pay for, and I would recommend anyone to spend the extra money and get a good one, like this Tiffen. It is very solidly built with a low profile, and the colors are completely neutral unlike the cheaper one I was using that adds a yellow tinge to the photos. The deep blue skies and clarity in the clouds are astounding! It adds so much depth to the composition. My only complaint with this filter is that it does not mount very easily onto my Nikon lenses. It doesn't look like it has the normal looking screw on mounting as other filters I've seen, but if you turn it enough, it eventually goes and ... MoreWhen I first started getting into photography, everyone kept telling me that a polarizing filter would greatly benefit me, so I bought a relatively cheap one. You get what you pay for, and I would recommend anyone to spend the extra money and get a good one, like this Tiffen. It is very solidly built with a low profile, and the colors are completely neutral unlike the cheaper one I was using that adds a yellow tinge to the photos. The deep blue skies and clarity in the clouds are astounding! It adds so much depth to the composition. My only complaint with this filter is that it does not mount very easily onto my Nikon lenses. It doesn't look like it has the normal looking screw on mounting as other filters I've seen, but if you turn it enough, it eventually goes and stays put. Rotating the filter itself once it was on was rather stiff and sticky at first, but it seems to move easily now. Probably just needed to be loosened up a bit after its first use.
Jess
originally posted on bhphotovideo.comBest value polarizer for the money!
28 April 2017
Very high quality, great bang for buck value. Does what it claims and does it well. Reduces glare and reflections, increases saturation, low-profile with no vignetting unless you are stacking filters
Jonathan
originally posted on adorama.comDefective
17 January 2020
I returned this filter because there was no real difference in using it versus shooting without a polarizer. B&H staff were great about the return and agreed that while the specs were really good for this filter, the one I received was defective.
Cindy
originally posted on bhphotovideo.comDoes its job as a Polarizer but difficult to use.
2 November 2015
Hoya has a good reputation so I decided to give this filter a try. Optically, this filter is well made and I have not had an problems with the test shots I've done so far. But I gave it three stars because of the filter rings. Polarizers have two filter rings to achieve the polarization effect. The inner ring screws on the lens and the outer ring rotates to control the polarization effect. Hoya uses thin aluminum rings and this makes the filter difficult to use. I have a hard time screwing the filter on the lens, a hard time screwing the filter off the lens, and a hard time rotating the outer ring to make adjustments. The rings are too small to get a good grip. I am also concerned, because aluminum filter rings tend to get stuck more often than brass rings and this ... MoreHoya has a good reputation so I decided to give this filter a try. Optically, this filter is well made and I have not had an problems with the test shots I've done so far. But I gave it three stars because of the filter rings. Polarizers have two filter rings to achieve the polarization effect. The inner ring screws on the lens and the outer ring rotates to control the polarization effect. Hoya uses thin aluminum rings and this makes the filter difficult to use. I have a hard time screwing the filter on the lens, a hard time screwing the filter off the lens, and a hard time rotating the outer ring to make adjustments. The rings are too small to get a good grip. I am also concerned, because aluminum filter rings tend to get stuck more often than brass rings and this is not a filter that is left on the lens all the time.
William
originally posted on bhphotovideo.comExcellent Product
10 October 2019
I cross polarize when photographing art. This Tiffen is my choice for the Canon 50mm macro lens. A spot of nail polish on the ring helps orient the filter.
John
originally posted on bhphotovideo.comFantastic quality optics and b
21 April 2021
I have tried a few different brands of circular polarizers, and I decided to change my kit over to Tiffen HT specifically due to how clear the optics are, they're easy to clean, and the damping on how the filter turns is as smooth as the manual focus on my Zeiss lenses. Those benefits really sold me! Highly recommended!
Brian
originally posted on bhphotovideo.comJust what I wanted and needed.
18 November 2019
I had just purchased a new lens for my Nikon D5600 which required a 52 mm circular polarizing filter. Since I have several other Tiffen filters, I decided to stick with the same brand. I was not wrong in my choice. The filter is well made and does what it was made to do. If Tiffen is not you choice, B&H has a great selection to select from at very reasonable pricing.
Richard
originally posted on bhphotovideo.comOk but the construction was a bit clunky
16 February 2016
Ok but the construction was a bit clunky. There is a little bit of play between the rotating element and the back glass. B+W polarizer don't have that clunkiness. The nice about the Hoya is the ribbed side and its easier to hold and rotate than B+W.
barok001
originally posted on bhphotovideo.comUnbeatable value.
5 May 2016
Having looked at many reviews on the net regarding polarising filters, this one stood out by a mile for the price and quality of it . I found the results on using it quite amazing. If you`re looking for a polarising filter buy this one. You will not be disappointed .
jac.thorl
originally posted on ebay.comSpecification
| Filter Type | Circular Polarizer |
| Filter Factor | 2x (1-Stop) |
| Circular Size | 52 mm Filter Thread |
| Rotating | Yes |
| Front Accessory Thread / Bayonet | 52 mm |