The Hoya 43mm EVO Antistatic UV(0) Filter is a general use, clear filter that helps to absorb ultraviolet light and reduce the bluish cast of daylight. It is also useful as a general protective filter to leave on lenses at all times in order to reduce dust and moisture from reaching the front lens element and to provide additional protection in case of accidental impacts.

The EVO antistatic coating on this filter helps to repel dust, as well as water, scratches, and stains, and aids in making the substrate easy to clean. Additionally, a 16-layer Super Multi-Coating helps to reduce surface reflections and ghosting for maintained contrast and clarity. The optical glass filter is set within a one-piece low-profile aluminum ring, which lessens the likelihood of vignetting if used on a wide-angle lens. The ring also features front threads for attaching additional filters or lens caps.

Absorbs Ultraviolet Light    General Protective Filter    16-Layer Super Multi-Coating    EVO Antistatic Coating Repels Dust    Water, Stain, and Scratch-Resistant    Optical Glass Construction    One-Piece Low-Profile Filter Ring    Front Threads for Filter Stacking

Absorbs UV light and reduces bluish cast of daylight for greater image clarity.

Clear filter provides no additional coloration or contrast, allowing you to pair this filter with others.

Works as general protection filter to reduce dust, moisture, and scratches from reaching the front lens element.

Optical glass construction and a 16-layer Super Multi-Coating provides 99.8% light transmission for maintained contrast and color fidelity.

EVO antistatic coating helps to repel dust and is also water-, stain-, and scratch-resistant. Additionally, this hardened coating is also easy to clean in order remove smudges or fingerprints.

One-piece aluminum filter ring features a low profile to reduce the likelihood of vignetting when used on wide-angle lenses. Additionally, this ring incorporates front 43mm filter threads for stacking additional filters or attaching lens caps.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I'm considering using this filter on a canon EF 16-35mm f/4L IS USM lens mounted on a Canon 6D body. Will the depth of this filter's frame result in any vignetting in the images taken at the lens's widest angle of view (16mm)?

A: I see no vignetting with when this filter used at f/4 on nikkor 16-35mm 1:4g ed lens

Q: 2. Where is this filtered manufactured?

A: The EVO Anti-static filters are made in Japan.

Q: 3. Hi, are these the "super slim" frame? I have read about a couple people with sony camera lenses that have issues with the lens cap scratching the filter because of the slim/low profile design. Thanks

A: Hoya EVO Antistatic UV(0) Filters are scratch resistant. The ring is 4mm deep and has a front thread foto attach lens cap secure on top of the lens. Is very unlike for the filter to get scratch by the original lens cap of your lens because the part of the lens cap attaching in front of the filter is only about 2mm.

Q: 4. My Lumix LX100 is with the DMW-LFAC1 lens cap. Will this Hoya fix in well?Do you know it's thickness?I have a Cokin UV 3.3mm thickness lens and it slides/works perfectly.Looking forward to your kind reply. Thank you.

A: Yes, you could use this filter with the DMW-LFAC1 on the LX100.

Q: 5. Dose this Hoya 55mm EVO filter have UV filtering function as well?

A: No. The protector filter is optical quality glass, without any UV benefits whatsoever.

Q: 6. how much light is transmitted? 97% 99% ?

A: Visible light - 100%

Q: 7. Does it fit on the Canon Len 70-200 mm F/2.8 II ?

A: It is compatible with Canon EF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS II USM Lens as that lens does have 77mm filter threads.

Q: 8. will this fit a Lumix DC FZ80?

A: Yes, the Hoya 55mm EVO Antistatic UV(0) Filter will fit the Panasonic FZ80.

Q: 9. Is this filter compatible with Sony A7RII?

A: It is compatible with any lens with a 77mm diameter. It is not tied to any camera body.

Q: 10. How does the EVO stand against the NC filters from Nikon, which ones are better?

A: The EVO and NC filters are both excellent, but there have not been any direct comparisons made, that we've seen.