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Hoya UV Fusion Antistatic Filter 58mm
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| Filter type | UV (UltraViolet) |
| Filter size | 58mm |
General Use UV Filter
The UV filter is a clear, general-purpose filter designed to absorb ultraviolet light without adding coloration or contrast, allowing it to be paired with other filters seamlessly.
Protective Features
This filter serves as a protective barrier for lenses, reducing dust and moisture exposure and providing additional protection against drops and scratches.
Antistatic Coating
Hoya's newly developed Antistatic coating acts like a force field to repel dust, ideal for dusty environments. This coating reduces the need for frequent cleaning and maintenance compared to traditional filters. The hardened antistatic top layer is water repellent, stain resistant, scratch resistant, and easy to clean from smudges or fingerprints.
Optical Quality
Manufactured in Japan, the Fusion Antistatic filters use hand-selected silicates carefully smelted and blended to produce high-performance optical glass. The filters feature an improved 9-layer Super Multi-coating that significantly reduces reflections, resulting in ultra-clear, high transmission glass. This ensures virtually no impact on color balance, contrast, or image clarity.
Design and Build
The filter is housed in a lightweight, one-piece, low-profile aluminum frame that maintains perfect parallel alignment to the sensor plane for maximum sharpness. The slim design prevents vignetting on ultra-wide-angle lenses. The frame includes front filter threads for additional filter stacking.
Key Features
- New Antistatic coating repels dust
- Ultra-clear high transmission optical glass
- Scratch resistant hardened coating for everyday wear protection
- Stain resistant against ink and markers
- Water repellent surface for easy cleaning
- Fingerprints and smudges wipe away cleanly
- Filters unwanted UV light before it reaches the sensor
- Professional-grade optical glass made in Japan
- Exclusive one-piece, low-profile aluminum frame with front filter threads
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