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Filter—Hoya HMC Super UV 0 (clear)

Last updated January 09, 2010 - Send Feedback

Graphs are in nanometers. Visible light is approximately 390 - 650 nm (the human eye can see very weakly into the 700-800nm range). Graphs used by permission of Coastal Optical System.

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Spectral transmission — Hoya HMC Super UV (0)

I have never liked the yellow cast of the Hoya UV filters, and this graph shows why— compare to the B+W UV 010; observe how the Hoya filter “rounds off” the blue end of the spectrum near 400nm.

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spectral transmission graph
Hoya HMC Super UV

Hoya Ultra UV (0)

Sorry, no spectral transmission graph for the Hoya Ultra UV(0), but its characteristics are consistent with the other Hoya HMC filters.

The Hoya filters impart a yellowish cast, see this page for more.

Hoya vs B+W UV filter
Hoya Ultra UV(0) at left, B+W 010 MRC at right

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