This 10-stop, 82mm HD MKII IRND Filter from Hoya features HOYA's exclusive ACCU-ND technology, which achieves equal reduction of the light in visible and IR spectrums. This added IR filtration eliminates issues with color shift in any shooting conditions, when compared to conventional ND filters.

Neutral density filters are important for filmmakers and photographers because they allow precise control over the amount of light passing through the lens. For filmmakers, this means shutter speeds that match camera frame-rate while maintaining creative depth-of-field control. Using a longer shutter speed makes it possible to increase motion blur to convey a sense of movement, or to dial in a video camera framerate. Increased density also makes it possible to shoot using wider lens apertures, helping to isolate a subject from the background.

3.0 Optical Density    Optical Glass Filter with Multicoating    Waterproof and Oil-Repellent Coating    Low-Profile Aluminum Frame    For Still and Video Applications    Darkens Entire Image Area    Reduces Visible and Infrared Light    Front Filter Threads    Plastic Storage Case

The HD MK II IRND Series neutral density filters feature an anti-reflection multi-coating that reduces reflections caused by scattered light rays, which is an important concern during long exposures. In addition, a waterproof and oil repellent top-coat is applied for easy cleaning and maintenance.

The filter is mounted into a low-profile, lightweight, precision-milled aluminum frame. This frame design takes extra care to prevent light leaks and bleeding around the filter that may occur during long exposures. The slim filter frame can be used on most wide-angle lenses without vignetting. It features front filter threads for attaching additional filters or a protective lens cap.

If a single ND filter does not satisfy the requirement of the situation, or the photographer's vision, a combination of filters can be useful. For example: the combination of the HD MKII IRND 64 plus the HD MKII IRND 1000 will provide 16 stops of light reduction, enough to allow a camera to capture an image of the surface of the sun without overexposure.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will the lens hood of the sony 28-135 g lens still be mountable?

A: Joshua M; cant answer, Joshua, as i dont use Sony. sorry about that.Try Sony site, they are excellent in Customer service and answer very fast.

Q: 2. Is there a version of this cable that is compatible with the Canon c70?

A: No these isn't one that support the canon c70

Q: 3. Will this work on the C100mii?

A: The Canon C100 mk II does have a 2.5mm LANC remote input connection. Yes, the Tilta Nucleus-Nano Run/Stop Cable should work with the C100mII as well.

Q: 4. Is this filter a screw on and can you screw on an additional filter on this one.

A: This 52mm filter will screw in you lens and take a 52mm screw in filter as well.

Q: 5. Will this filter work on any lens that is 95mm in diameter? Specifically a Sigma 50-500mm?

A: Yes, this filter will fit lenses with a 95mm filter thread size, including the Sigma 50-500mm lens.

Q: 6. For Film Camera?

A: Yes. I am using it for my Sony NEX 3. Hope that helps.

Q: 7. Does this filter have front threads to allow for for a tulip or rubber light hood?

A: Yes this does have front threads for use with hoods such as that.

Q: 8. will this work on cannon Rebel

A: It depends on the particular lens you have mounted on the camera. If you have the 18-55mm kit lens, then this would be the proper size for the lens. If you have a different lens, then remove the lens cap from the lens, and the underneath side of the lens cap will state the proper size filter you would need for that lens.

Q: 9. How is this applied to a Nikon Coolpix W100? Or can it even be done?

A: It can not be used without the adapter that is not available any more.

Q: 10. Is this compatible with the C500?

A: Not that we are aware of. Tilta only lists this as compatible with the C200 and C300 MkII.