Camerafilterset Hama 00076904 82 mm dubbelzijdige coating zwart

The Hama 00076904 82 mm Double-sided coating Black camera filter set contains three 82 mm filters designed to fit lenses with an 82 mm thread. Each filter has double-sided antireflective coating to reduce flare and ghosting while maintaining color neutrality and sharpness. The slim black frame helps minimize vignetting on wide-angle lenses and offers a discreet, durable finish for regular field use.

Advantages

The double-sided coating improves light transmission and reduces unwanted reflections on both glass surfaces, preserving contrast and color fidelity. The set format gives flexibility for protecting the front element of the lens and for using different filters interchangeably. The 82 mm diameter suits professional and enthusiast lenses that require a larger thread size, and the black frame design reduces stray reflections and blends with standard camera bodies.

Suitable for

• Protecting the front element of lenses with 82 mm filter threads
• Reducing lens flare and ghosting in backlit scenes
• Landscape and architectural photography where edge-to-edge sharpness is required
• General outdoor and travel photography requiring durable filter protection

Key specifications

• Filter diameter: 82 mm
• Number of filters in set: 3
• Coating: double-sided antireflective coating on glass surfaces
• Frame color: black
• Frame type: slim profile to reduce vignetting

How to use

Screw the filter onto the front thread of a compatible 82 mm lens until it is secure but not overtightened. Use the filter to protect the lens element during transport and shooting, and to reduce reflections when working in strong directional light. When stacking filters, check for vignetting on wide-angle lenses and tighten each filter gently. Clean the coated surfaces with a soft microfiber cloth and appropriate lens cleaning solution to maintain optical performance.

Recommendations

Store filters in a padded case to avoid scratches and keep them away from extreme temperatures and humidity. For best results, inspect and clean filters before important shoots and avoid touching the coated surfaces with bare fingers.