🔍 Hoya 77mm NXT Plus UV HMC Multi-Coated Slim Frame Glass Filter: Enhancing Clarity and Protection Review

This review is for the Hoya NXT Plus UV HMC 67mm thin frame multi-layer coated glass filter that I recently purchased. There are much cheaper filters out there. There are also more expensive filters. If you have a poor quality lens you might not want to spend that much on a UV filter, but you definitely don't want to put a cheap filter on a good piece of glass. I don't think I had a better UV filter. Filter, so I don't mind spending a little more for it. After using this new NXT Plus model for…

I've only recently discovered that my cheap (less than $10) UV filters can trap light from certain angles, which can cause flare in my images. I still support the idea of using a protective glass lens, so instead of leaving the lens open I decided to try the best user-recommended filter. This Hoya was a big improvement, but I could still find situations where there was still glare. my pictures. When I removed the UV filter I didn't see any flare, so it wasn't the lens. Two of my lenses have a…

I'm so tired of sorting through conflicting reviews of things and choosing a new circular polarizer for my new Sony rx10 Mark 4 was starting to get frustrating . Ultimately, I decided on this device, mainly because of its flat design and the threads on both sides. It actually fits a Sony lens while still allowing you to attach a factory lens hood and lens cap. And yes, if you're careful with your finger, you can reach up to the lens hood and press the handy tabs on the leading edge of this…