Hama 00070167 camera-objectieffilter 67 mm

The Hama UV Filter 390 O‑Haze 67mm is a colour‑neutral screw‑on filter designed to reduce atmospheric haze and improve image clarity. It provides basic protection for the lens surface against scratches, dust and fingerprints while maintaining natural colour reproduction. The filter is coated with one layer on each side and meets the ProClass ***** glass quality standard. It blocks ultraviolet light up to 390 nm and helps produce clear, sharp photos in both colour and black‑and‑white.

Advantages

Provides colour‑neutral UV protection while filtering haze to avoid loss of sharpness. The single‑layer coating on both sides reduces reflections and eases cleaning. It protects the front element of the lens from physical damage and contamination without affecting exposure or colour balance. Conforms to ProClass ***** quality for optical clarity.

Suitable for

• Outdoor landscape and travel photography where haze reduction is required
• General lens protection in everyday use
• Colour and black‑and‑white photography requiring natural colour rendering
• Lenses with 67 mm filter thread

Key specifications

• Type: UV (O‑Haze) screw‑on filter
• Diameter: 67 mm
• Coating: one layer per side (normal coating)
• Glass quality: ProClass *****
• UV blocking: up to 390 nm
• Colour: neutral / black finish on the ring

How to use

Screw the filter gently onto the lens filter thread until it is secure; avoid over‑tightening. Use the filter on lenses with a 67 mm thread for outdoor photography to reduce haze and improve contrast. Clean with a soft brush or microfiber cloth and a suitable lens cleaner; apply gentle, circular motions. Remove the filter if specialised effects or very wide angles cause vignetting or if a neutral density or polarising filter is required for the shot.

Recommendations

For best results, use the Hama UV 390 filter in daylight and at longer focal lengths where atmospheric haze affects image clarity. Keep the filter clean to maintain sharpness and check compatibility with lens hoods and stacked filters to avoid vignetting.