Hoya 62mm Standard 81A Warm Filter

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81A (WARM FILTER) These are light balancing filters used to decrease the color temperature slightly for a warmer (redder) tone. Corrects the tendency toward bluish tones. For example, the 81A should be selected when using tungsten Type B color film (3200°K) with photoflood lamps (3400°K) These filters can be used together. "81" series are color corrective filters that 'warm' bluish tones. They are avaible in several strengths (A, B, C & EF) with 'A' being the mildest warming effect. GENERAL: These filters offer both amateur and professional photographers HOYA's famous quality at reasonable prices. They have coatings applied to both surfaces to suppress reflection and increase light transmission. There are a few exceptions in the special effects range which, due to the special materials used in construction, do not have coatings applied.

Hoya 62mm Standard 81A Warm Filter

Features - Hoya 62mm Standard 81A Warm Filter

Warms (balances) sea, sky and high altitude shots

Reduces excess blue from flash indoors or in daylight flash-fill

Can remove excessive blue from the effects of electronic flash

Adds healthy look to skin tones shot in open shade or overcast

Guard front lens element from scratches, moisture, dust and finger prints

Provide light transmission of over 97%, giving sharp contrast and well balanced colour

Decrease colour temperature from 3400°K to 3200°K and creates a feeling of warmth

High quality multicoated glass to minimize reflection at the filter surfaces which reduces flare and ghosting

Specification - Hoya 62mm Standard 81A Warm Filter
Model	81A Warm
Material	Glass
Thread Size	62mm
Filter Type	Colour Conversion
Coating Type	Hoya Multi Coated (HMC)
Colour Temperature	From 3400°K to 3200°K
Effect	Decrease the colour temperature slightly for a warmer (redder) tone