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Hoya 62mm 81B Filter

The Hoya 62mm 81B Glass filter controls the bluish colouration that affects daylight film. It can also remove excessive blue from the effects of electronic flash.

SKU: GC40-H81B62

Hoya 62mm 81B Filter

Hoya 62mm 81B Filter

The Hoya 62mm 81B Glass filter controls the bluish colouration that affects daylight film. It can also remove excessive blue from the effects of electronic flash.

It's Autumn. The clouds are low hanging and the sky is "patchy blue". You've gone for a ride upstate to the mountains and the light in open shade is bluish. A photo taken of your girlfriend with daylight balanced film leaning against the side of a barn will yield bluish tones that she might not find particularly flattering.

An 81B filter will replace even more yellow than an 81A and bring her skin tones back to a more appealing level. An 81B can also be used with electronic flash to reduce the amount of "blue" generated by the flash. The 81 series (81A, B, C, D and EF) allows you to choose how much warmth you wish to replace in the image.

Hoya makes the 81 series of filters in many sizes to accommodate the many uses this filter has. This filter can be used by the pro and amateur alike, weekend photo warrior or pro cinematographer and must be considered an essential addition to any photo arsenal.

As one of the premier filter manufacturers, Hoya filters continue to made from quality glass assuring the photographer clear, sharp and accurate images

Hoya filters consistently provide even colour all the way through the filter; All surfaces are ground and polished to specific thickness and tolerances

Even non-multi-coated Hoya filters have one layer of anti-reflective coating applied to each surface of the glass; Hoya's single layer coating decreases light reflection off the surface from approx. 9% to an average of 4-5%

Series Conversion Factors

81 decreases colour temperature from 3300 - 3200° Kelvin

81A decreases colour temperature from 3400 - 3200° Kelvin

81B decreases colour temperature from 3500 - 3200° Kelvin

81C decreases colour temperature from 3600 - 3200° Kelvin

81D decreases colour temperature from 3700 - 3200° Kelvin

81EF decreases colour temperature from 3900 - 3200° Kelvin

Key Features:

Controls Bluish Colouration in Daylight

Enhances Skin Tones for Portraits

Suitable for Flash and Shade

Warmer Output than 81A

Available in Multiple Sizes

Made from Quality Glass

Ground and Polished Surfaces

Single Layer Anti-Reflective Coating

Even Colour Throughout the Filter

Reduces Colour Temperature Gradually

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Hoya 62mm 81B Filter

The Hoya 62mm 81B Glass filter controls the bluish colouration that affects daylight film. It can also remove excessive blue from the effects of electronic flash.

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