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Products

Filters for better pictures

Photo

Video

Digital

Contents

Foreword

p. 4 /5

Hama filters and filter coating

Black/White Filters

p. 28 -30

Filters for black-and-white photography

Digital

Photo

Video

p. 31

Filters on infra-red film colour

Digital Filters

p. 6 /7

UV absorbing filter, skylight 1B, polarizing filter,

neutral density filter

Effects Filters

p. 32 /33

Softener

p. 34 /35

Soft-focus lenses, Fog, Diffuser Spot and Sand Spot

Wide-Angle Filters

p. 8/9

UV absorbing filter, skylight 1B, polarizing filter

Dynamic Filters

p. 36 /37

Streak, Barrel, Whirlpool, Basket, Zoom Radial

Skylight Filters

p. 10

Skylight 1A (LA+10)

p. 11

Skylight 1B (LA+10)

Graduated Filters

p. 38 /39

Grey, blue

p. 40 /41

Emerald, tobacco, red, pink

UV Filters

p. 12/13

UV absorbing filter

Spectral Effects Filters p. 42 /43

Andromeda

Polarizing Filters

p. 14

Polarizing filter, linear

p. 15

Polarizing filter, circular

Cross-Screen Filters

p. 44/45

Cross-screen 4 x, 6 x, 8 x

Neutral Density Filters p. 16 /17

4x neutral density

Special Effects Lenses p. 46/47

Special effects lenses

Correction Filters

p. 18 /19

Red light-balancing filter

Colour Enhancing F ilters p. 48/49

Redhancer, Bluehancer, Greenhancer, Sepia

p. 20 /21

Blue light-balancing filter

p. 22

FL-W filter, FL-D filter

Accessories

p. 50/51

Filter accessories

p. 23

Underwater CC filter

Close-Up Lenses

p. 24 /25

from + 1 dioptre to + 4 dioptres

p. 26 /27

Macro close-up lens

Alphabetical Index

Item

Page

Item

Page

Andromeda 42/43

Black-and-White Filters 28-31

Centre-Spot Lens 47

Cleaning + Care 51

Close-Up Lenses 24/25

Colour Enhancing Filters 48/49

Cross-Screen Filters

Lens Cap Holder 50

Lens Hoods 50

Light Balancing Filters, blue 20/21

Light Balancing Filters, red 18/19

Macro Lenses

26/27

Neutral Density Filters

16/17

44/45

Polarizing Filters, linear

Diffuser Spot

Polarizing Filters, circular

Digital Filters

6/7

Sand Spot

Dual Image

Skylight Filters 1A

Dynamic Spot Filters

36/37

Skylight Filters 1B

Effects Filters

32-37

Softener

32/33

Filter Adapter Rings

Soft-Focus Lenses

Filter Wrench

Special Effects Lenses

FL-D Filters

Spectral Effects Filters

42/43

FL-W Filters

Split-Field Lenses

Fog Filters

Underwater Filters

Graduated Filters

38-41

UV Absorbing Filters

12/13

Lens Brush

Wide-Angle Filters

8/9

Filters for all occasions

For photo and video

The traditional photo

Anti-reflection coating of filters is an absolute necessity!

Digital

Photo

Video

Pictures can be improved with the help of optical fil-

ters. However, photographic materials, tapes and chip

memories ‘see’ subjects differently than the human

eye. This can be compensated with correcting filters.

Pictures can also be deliberately changed for creative

reasons with filters and optical attachments. The qua-

lity of such attachments is exceedingly important

because they form an integral part of the camera’s

optical system. Hama offers the guarantee for the

very best in this respect since the company has been

concerned with filters since 1928. Hama filter tech-

nology – Trend-setting in the professional and

amateur areas!

The photographic film is a

high-quality storage medium

that is easy to use for nor-

mal shots or creative picture

shooting. A wide range of

filters for all photographic

purposes is presented on

the following pages.

Light hitting a glass surface always pro-

duces reflections. This has a very adver-

se effect on imaging quality. A certain

amount of light is lost when the light

passes through several lenses. In fact at

each point where air is in contact with

untreated glass the amount of light is

reduced by approx. 4%.

When filters are used they become an

integral part of the camera’s optical

system. It is therefore self-evident that

a superior lens system must not be

ruined by a poor quality filter.

Consequently, Hama has gone to great

lengths to coat its filters on both sides

with meticulous care to match the

quality of the finest lenses.

Digital imaging (p. 6/7)

To eliminate this troublesome effect

transparent coats are applied by eva-

poration on the free glass surfaces of

lens systems, normally one layer on

each side. The light beam now passes

‘softly’ through one medium into the

other with only an absolute minimum

of reflections, thereby increasing the

amount of light that passes through

the optical system.

Obviously, only those filter types are

coated where this is meaningful. For

instance coating would actually impair

the effect of special filters such as soft-

focus lenses, cross-screen filters and

colour-effects filters. Coating is impera-

tive for all other types, and for some

important filters even multiple coating

is essential!

Video filming

Brilliant, sharply focused

pictures and creative direc-

ting of scenes is the primary

objective of video filming.

Hama offers the right tools

for this purpose: Filters that

improve picture quality or

create special effects.

Coated Filters!

HTMC Filters-First-class filters with

multicoating for lenses with multiple coatings.

C 14 concentrates on quality!

All filters that show

this symbol have one

layer of coating on

each side.

With the “C 14” Hama presents the ultimate in filter technology:

Filters made of optical glass of the very highest quality with a total of fourteen

coatings deposited by vacuum evaporation - seven on each side!

State-of-the-art filter design for unchallenged standards in image sharpness,

contrast, colour rendition and light transmission.

The light passes through the glass “without any resistance” for greatly improved

video films, photos and transparencies.

“HTMC” is the abbreviation for “High Transmission

Multi Coating” and designates multiple-coated filters

made of high-quality lens glass.

Up to 4 layers of coating are applied on each side!

The light can easily penetrate the glass-air surfaces

of a filter so that sharpness, contrast, and colour

fidelity are undeniably improved.

COATED

• Professional filter technology

• No loss of light

• Better contrast

• Clear colours

• Best possible sharpness

The graphic demonstrates

clearly: coating reduces

reflections. Note that the

wavelengths of visible light

range from about 380 and

780 nm.

The human eye does not

lengths (ultra-violet and

infrared), but normal film

material does to some

extent.

COATED

The diagram confirms the hither-

to unachieved efficiency of the

new Hama C 14 filter coating

system. Reflections within the

optical system are eliminated

virtually 100% in the wave

length range of 400 to 650 nm

as a result of the soft air-glass-air

transitions.

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