A unique filter for affecting contrast when working in black and white, the 62mm X0 Yellow-Green HMC Filter from Hoya helps to lighten green tones while darkening red tones. It is particularly well-suited to outdoor portraiture due to its ability to lighten foliage and produce corrected skin tones with enhanced facial detail.

The filter is constructed from optical glass and has a six-layer HMC coating to reduce surface reflections and glare in order to retain high image accuracy, clarity, and contrast. It is mounted within a durable, lightweight aluminum ring, which has a hard anodized finish to guard against wear.

Increases Black and White Contrast    Lightens Greens, Darkens Reds    Ideal for Outdoor Portraiture    Multicoated Optical Glass    62mm Front Filter Threads    Hard Anodized Aluminum Ring

Yellow-green filter is well-suited for outdoor portraiture due to its ability to darken red tones and lighten greens.

Greenish color emphasizes skin tones and detail in facial expressions.

Designed primarily for black and white photography, this filter can also be used for color applications to produce a distinct color effect.

The Hoya Multi-Coating (HMC) uses a six layer, three-per-side, design that helps to noticeably reduce surface reflections and glare for improved contrast and image fidelity.

Aluminum filter ring is both lightweight and durable and features a hard anodized finish to guard against scratching and wear.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Hi there! Does this filter have front threads? Thanks!

A: The Hoya 82mm ND (NDX8) 0.9 Filter (3-Stop) does have 82mm front filter threads.

Q: 2. Do these filters come with a front filter thread so you can attach a CPL Filter?

A: Yes, it has a 82mm front thread.

Q: 3. Any vignette on a lens with 77mm thread? How is edge distortion?

A: These is no vignetting unless the lens is wider than 28mm. These is no noticeable edge distortion either.

Q: 4. HelloI would like to know if this filter is good enough and it is clear enough without reducing the sharpness of the image at all ?Also is it on the lens 24-70 full frame body going to show any vignetting.Thanks a lott

A: Yes, the Hoya filter is excellent and will not affect the image quality of the lens or camera. Also, it will not vignette.

Q: 5. is this ND filter ideal for video use? I plan on using it with a Sony FDR-AX33 4K camera.

A: Actually the newest ND filter by Hoya (the SOLAS filter series) would be more suited for video work:https://a href= http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1285182-REG/hoya_xsl_46irnd09_46mm_solas_0_9_irnd.html target= _blank www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1285182-REG/hoya_xsl_46irnd09_46mm_solas_0_9_irnd.html/a

Q: 6. Will this vignette with 7.5mm ultrawide Laowa lens?

A: You will get some vignetting when using this filter on the 7.5 but can be corrected in post.

Q: 7. what is difference between this and Hoya 77mm NDx400 HMC Filter B&H # HOND400MC77 MFR # A77ND400 (https://a href= http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/155266-REG/Hoya_A77ND400_77_mm_Neutral_Density.html target= _blank www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/155266-REG/Hoya_A77ND400_77_mm_Neutral_Density.html/a) ?

A: The Hoya ND4 only loses two stops of light, while the ND400 loses around 9 stops. The ND400 is a darker density that the ND4.

Q: 8. mounted on metal or plastic?

A: Metal

Q: 9. Has anyone tried this on the Rokinon/Samyang 12mm? Any issues with fit and/or vignetting?

A: You will probably experience vignetting with this combination, as the HMC filter line are not thin filters.

Q: 10. Would this fit my Nikon 24-70mm lens?

A: There are different version of the Nikon 24-70mm lens. the VR 2.8 and the Z 2.8s versions use these 82mm filters. The first generation 2.8 without VR will use 77mm filters. The 24-70mm F4s uses 72mm fitlers.