Hoya 67mm Red Starscape Glass Filter

Name: Hoya 67mm Red Starscape Glass Filter
Brand: Hoya
SKU: 1392135
Price: 45.90 USD
Rating: 9.04 (35 reviews)

$ 45.90

Score By Feature

Based on 35 ratings

Satisfaction

8.85

Value for money

8.77

Giftable

9.04

Delivery

9.18

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Product Description

The Hoya 67mm Intensifier

Questions & Answers

Do these filters mean its the same filter as the Red Intensifiers? There is no pink color, but it appears clear. ?

Thanks for visiting. The Hoya Red Intensifier is the one shown here. It is important to realize that the color of this filter will differ in different lighting conditions. If you look at it indoors, or under incandescent lights, it can appear somewhat It can appear blue outside, under the sunlight or under the shade. This filter has the same effect regardless of how it is applied. Adding to the previous, please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any further I hope your day is going well. We have been providing Event Cams for the past decade

Selected User Reviews For Hoya 67mm Red Starscape Glass Filter

The "Red Intensifier" does an excellent job of filtering out light pollution in Milky Way photos, regardless of its name

5/5

It works very well at removing damage caused by light pollution in Milky Way photos despite being called a red intensifier. The photos on this page were taken exactly the same way with the same camera settings each time. With the addition of the filter, there is only one difference. Additionally, the filter permits more stars to be seen near the horizon since it helps reduce the orange glow. Obviously you lose a little less than 1/3 of a stop of light, but the end result is superb.

Natalie Norris

| Nov 16, 2020

There is poverty among the poor Light is man's way of seeing The filter is meant to reduce pollution

5/5

This filter is a great match for my 35mm ART Sigma lens that I use to capture my night sky pictures and landscapes. ) It doesn't provide the same level of protection as a dedicated astro filter, but it is a fraction of the cost, and the difference is noticeable.

Karina FIELD

| Nov 01, 2020

Does the job

5/5

A new way of seeing the heavens and you don't have to live in the most darkest location. By doing this, you can reduce the amount of.

Kiaan Gaines

| Sep 13, 2020

This product is worth the price

5/5

Good quality There seems to be an improved separation of reds as a result. This filter can be used in place of standard UV filters as a protective measure.

Kara Casey

| Feb 12, 2021

The filter is very good

5/5

Cutting light pollution with this method is very effective. This doesn't work against LED lights though, since there isn't a filter capable of that with this type of filter. I would recommend this product to anyone looking to use astrophotography, and would purchase it again if necessary.

Damari Ballard

| May 31, 2021

It should work like it should

5/5

Exactly what I had hoped for.

Isabelle Ashley

| Apr 07, 2021

It works like a charm for getting rid of It works like a charm for getting rid of There is some light blocked by it, so you have to add a little bit more to get the exposure correct, but it's usually worth the extra effort

5/5

The only issue I had was customs since I ordered it from Europe (and couldn't find anybody in Europe to sell it to), so I had to pay 30% more (taxes) to get it, but it was.

Major Camacho

| May 16, 2021

Astrophotography is a good use for this

5/5

Since I was in Costa Rica for a couple of weeks, I got this 2 weeks earlier than I expected. The number 19 is written as I appreciate Adorama's assistance.