Hoya PRO ND EX 1000 49mm Lens Filter

Hoya PRO ND EX 1000 49mm Lens Filter

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Hoya PRO ND EX 1000 49mm Lens Filter

CHF 39.00
Hoya PRO ND EX 1000 neutral density filter, 49mm thread, ND 3.0 / 1000 stops, colour-neutral multi-coated glass for exposure control in bright light.
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Hoya PRO ND EX 1000 49mm Lens Filter

The Hoya PRO ND EX 1000 is a high-quality neutral density filter for 49mm lens threads, designed for photographers and videographers who need precise exposure control in bright lighting conditions.

  • ND 3.0 optical density reduces incoming light by 1000 stops, enabling wider apertures and longer shutter speeds even in full sunlight
  • 49mm filter thread fits a wide range of compact and mid-range lenses from Hoya and other manufacturers
  • PRO series optical glass maintains colour neutrality with no colour cast, preserving accurate white balance across the visible spectrum
  • Slim filter profile minimises vignetting on wide-angle lenses, keeping the image corner-to-corner sharp and free of darkening

What sets the Hoya PRO ND EX 1000 apart

Unlike standard ND filters that introduce a colour shift, the PRO ND EX 1000 uses multi-coated optical glass engineered for neutral density reduction without altering the tonal balance of the scene. The 1000-stop (ND 3.0) rating places it in the strongest tier of portable ND filters, opening up creative possibilities for motion blur and shallow depth of work in daylight that would otherwise require extremely fast shutter speeds or impractical aperture settings.

Ideal for

Landscape photographers shooting in bright midday sun who want to use wide apertures for a shallow depth of field without overexposing the image. Videographers capturing flowing water, clouds, or traffic light trails in daylight conditions also benefit from the 1000-stop reduction, which allows frame rates and shutter speeds that would be impossible without the filter.

Application of the Hoya PRO ND EX 1000

  1. Screw the filter directly onto the lens front element with the 49mm thread
  2. Compose and meter the scene without the filter to establish the baseline exposure
  3. Attach the ND 3.0 filter and re-compose if the viewfinder darkens noticeably
  4. Adjust shutter speed or aperture to compensate for the 1000-stop light reduction — a tripod is recommended for shutter speeds longer than 1/30s
Hoya is a Japanese optical manufacturer founded in 1941, specialising in camera lenses, filters, and optical glass for photography and videography. The PRO ND EX series represents their professional-tier neutral density filter line, known for multi-coated optical glass that maintains colour neutrality across the visible spectrum. Hoya filters are widely used by landscape photographers, videographers, and cinematographers worldwide.
Filter typeNeutral Density (ND 3.0)
Filter diameter49 mm
Optical density1000 stops
Glass coatingMulti-coated
Weight0.037 kg
BrandHoya
Warranty24 months
EAN024066071750

Frequently Asked Questions

ND 3.0 is the optical density rating, and 1000 stops is the light reduction factor. A 1000-stop ND filter reduces the amount of light entering the lens by a factor of 1000, allowing the use of wider apertures or longer shutter speeds in very bright conditions without overexposing the image.

The 49mm thread fits any lens with a 49mm filter thread diameter. Common lens families with this thread size include certain compact wide-angle and standard zoom lenses. Check the lens specifications for the filter thread size before purchasing.

No. The Hoya PRO ND EX 1000 uses multi-coated optical glass specifically engineered to maintain colour neutrality. It reduces light intensity without shifting the white balance or introducing a colour tint, preserving the natural tonal rendering of the scene.

The delivery includes one Hoya PRO ND EX 1000 49mm neutral density filter in a protective case. No additional accessories such as lens caps or cleaning cloths are included unless explicitly stated in the product description.

Clean the filter with a soft microfibre cloth and a mild lens cleaning solution. Avoid abrasive materials or harsh chemicals that could damage the multi-coated surface. Store the filter in the included protective case when not in use to prevent scratches and dust accumulation.