Hoya 67mm Pro ND64 Filter
The Hoya 67mm ProND64 Filter is a solid neutral density filter that enables a 6-stop increase in exposure. This 1.8 density creates a darkening of the entire image, allowing you to photograph with a wider aperture or slower shutter speed than normally required. By slowing your exposure time or increasing your aperture, you are able to control the depth of field and convey movement more easily. This filter employs Hoya's metallic ACCU-ND coating on both sides of the substrate to create the neutral density effect and ensure maintained colour neutrality between filter grades. It is constructed from high-quality clear optical glass for notable image clarity and is set within a durable one-piece aluminium filter ring. 1.8 ND filter darkens the image, allowing you to photograph with a longer shutter speed or wider aperture than normally required. Providing a 6-stop reduction, this filter allows you to control the depth of field and convey movement more easily. Metallic ACCU-ND coating ensures colour accuracy and consistency between different ProND filter grades. One-piece aluminium ring adds durability and rigidity for assured use and helps to prevent filter jamming. Constructed from clear optical glass for maintained image clarity.
The Hoya 67mm ProND64 Filter is a solid neutral density filter that enables a 6-stop increase in exposure. This 1.8 density creates a darkening of the entire image, allowing you to photograph with a wider aperture or slower shutter speed than normally required. By slowing your exposure time or increasing your aperture, you are able to control the depth of field and convey movement more easily. This filter employs Hoya's metallic ACCU-ND coating on both sides of the substrate to create the neutral density effect and ensure maintained colour neutrality between filter grades. It is constructed from high-quality clear optical glass for notable image clarity and is set within a durable one-piece aluminium filter ring. 1.8 ND filter darkens the image, allowing you to photograph with a longer shutter speed or wider aperture than normally required. Providing a 6-stop reduction, this filter allows you to control the depth of field and convey movement more easily. Metallic ACCU-ND coating ensures colour accuracy and consistency between different ProND filter grades. One-piece aluminium ring adds durability and rigidity for assured use and helps to prevent filter jamming. Constructed from clear optical glass for maintained image clarity.
The Hoya 67mm ProND64 Filter is a solid neutral density filter that enables a 6-stop increase in exposure. This 1.8 density creates a darkening of the entire image, allowing you to photograph with a wider aperture or slower shutter speed than normally required. By slowing your exposure time or increasing your aperture, you are able to control the depth of field and convey movement more easily. This filter employs Hoya's metallic ACCU-ND coating on both sides of the substrate to create the neutral density effect and ensure maintained colour neutrality between filter grades. It is constructed from high-quality clear optical glass for notable image clarity and is set within a durable one-piece aluminium filter ring. 1.8 ND filter darkens the image, allowing you to photograph with a longer shutter speed or wider aperture than normally required. Providing a 6-stop reduction, this filter allows you to control the depth of field and convey movement more easily. Metallic ACCU-ND coating ensures colour accuracy and consistency between different ProND filter grades. One-piece aluminium ring adds durability and rigidity for assured use and helps to prevent filter jamming. Constructed from clear optical glass for maintained image clarity.
The Hoya 67mm ProND64 Filter is a solid neutral density filter that enables a 6-stop increase in exposure. This 1.8 density creates a darkening of the entire image, allowing you to photograph with a wider aperture or slower shutter speed than normally required. By slowing your exposure time or increasing your aperture, you are able to control the depth of field and convey movement more easily. This filter employs Hoya's metallic ACCU-ND coating on both sides of the substrate to create the neutral density effect and ensure maintained colour neutrality between filter grades. It is constructed from high-quality clear optical glass for notable image clarity and is set within a durable one-piece aluminium filter ring. 1.8 ND filter darkens the image, allowing you to photograph with a longer shutter speed or wider aperture than normally required. Providing a 6-stop reduction, this filter allows you to control the depth of field and convey movement more easily. Metallic ACCU-ND coating ensures colour accuracy and consistency between different ProND filter grades. One-piece aluminium ring adds durability and rigidity for assured use and helps to prevent filter jamming. Constructed from clear optical glass for maintained image clarity.
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Prices last updated 23 Oct 2026.
Last updated at 23/10/2026 00:55:42
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originally posted on bhphotovideo.com
I replaced a variable ND filter with a set of these fixed ND filters. This was need to provide a really slow shutter speed even in the middle of the day! Works great - no color contrast that I can tell yet. I have taken it out once so far and it works great - 30 sec shutter speed in the middle of the day when combined with a 4-stop filter. But just a note of caution - make sure you cover the view finder - light leak will kill any picture otherwise!
originally posted on bhphotovideo.com
Hoya was my first investment in high end filters. The build quality of their filters are excellent. I have five Hoya filters to date, the Pro ND200 is my latest filter purchase and first excursion in Neutral Density filters. Easy to clean.Thin but not difficult to screw on and off.Solid, quality feel and build.Excellent long exposure photography tool.
originally posted on bhphotovideo.com
Excellent build quality! Great coatings! If you are a Pro you will have a set of ND's in your bag! I use this on a GoPro to give a more cinematic look! Cameras with very wide lenses don't usually do very well with Variable ND's ( you get a black X in your shot at certain densities of the rotation!) So a regular ND is needed. A must for your camera bag!
| Filter Type | ND filter |
| Accessory Type | Filter |
| Durability | Not Water Resistant |
| Lens Coating | ACCU-ND coating, Multi Coating |
| Included Accessories | PRO ND EX 8 (3-stop), Carry Pouch, PRO ND EX 1000 (10-stop), PRO ND EX 64 (6-stop) |
Hoya PRO ND64 (1.8) 6-stops ND Neutral Density Filter (Made in Japan)
Delivery between 27 Oct – 5 Nov $9.70
Hoya PRO ND 64 Neutral Density 6 Stop Filter (67mm)
Delivery between 27 Oct – 2 Nov $11.95
HOYA 67mm PRO ND64 FILTER
Delivery by Thu $9.70
Hoya Pro ND64 (6 Stops Light Loss) Filter - 67mm
Delivery $9.90
Hoya 67mm Pro ND64 Filter
Delivery between 26 Oct – 3 Nov $15
I replaced a variable ND filter with a set of these fixed ND filters. This was need to provide a really slow shutter speed even in the middle of the day! Works great - no color contrast that I can tell yet. I have taken it out once so far and it works great - 30 sec shutter speed in the middle of the day when combined with a 4-stop filter. But just a note of caution - make sure you cover the view finder - light leak will kill any picture otherwise!
Hoya was my first investment in high end filters. The build quality of their filters are excellent. I have five Hoya filters to date, the Pro ND200 is my latest filter purchase and first excursion in Neutral Density filters. Easy to clean.Thin but not difficult to screw on and off.Solid, quality feel and build.Excellent long exposure photography tool.
Excellent build quality! Great coatings! If you are a Pro you will have a set of ND's in your bag! I use this on a GoPro to give a more cinematic look! Cameras with very wide lenses don't usually do very well with Variable ND's ( you get a black X in your shot at certain densities of the rotation!) So a regular ND is needed. A must for your camera bag!
Good quality-price match. I use it with my canon L lenses on 5d mk3. No quality issues. Happy. Keep in mind it's a 6stop ND filter, which might be on a short side for day time long exposure, but perfect evenings (& sunsets). I replaced mine to a 10stop one (1000).
Works great! Helps add motion to photos that could otherwise be quite boring.High quality filter as you would expect from Hoya. A neutral color balance with the ACCU-ND technology in the Hoya PRO ND filters; no noticeable color-cast. Along with Hoya's exclusive clear optical glass you cant go wrong with the PRO ND filters and Hoya has been the worlds largest maker of optical glass for quite some time I've heard.I'm very happy with the Hoya PRO ND's. I have the PRO ND64 and the PRO ND1000 77mm and will order the PRO ND8 to finish my Hoya ND collection.
The ProND64 filter allows seconds-long exposure in bright lighting conditions to smooth water and allow for shallower depth of field images. The 72mm filter rim is short enough to not be caught in the images down to a 10 mm focal length on my Nikon AF-P DX NIKKOR 10-20 mm F/4.5-5.6G VR lens. However, stacking on any additional filters will result in the edge showing up in the final image.
This has a reddish colour cast when it shouldnt affect colour at all. I simply dont know if Hoya quality control is poor or even if this is a Hoya at all. The colour cast is consistent, and yes, I am just OC enough to compare with and without to make certain. This can be corrected, especially with RAW files, but it shouldnt have to be. As it happens I need it now and theres no time to look elsewhere. The thing is, at 41, it isnt cheap. I do wonder if it is genuine as I have older Hoyas that are all fine.
I have used this thing once, about a year ago. I take good care of my filters, but I pulled this out of the bag today and found that the coating was rubbing off. The middle had bubbled up somehow, and I can see thin spots in the black coating throughout most of the filter. Never had a problem with my B+W, Rodenstock or Heliopan filters. This is inexcusable. A complete waste of money.
On the filter itself - perfect. Immaculate quality, no image issues through it. On the pros and cons of an ND64 filter? Great for keeping f stop down in bright sunlight. 5D4 still manages to autofocus through it, as long as there is lots of light, and if there isn't, why are you using a six stop ND? I have also used this along with strobes to overpower the sun but still keep a short DOF.
Bought a few of the Hoya ProNDs and must say I am very satisfied with their performance. However and unfortunately this ND64 became bad after awhile, it has developed weird misty dots on the coating which turn it unusable and degrade image significantly. Seems impossible to remove/clean and since I already had the filter for over a year the warranty was no longer valid. Tried to contact Hoya and explain the situation with no help. As a note the filters were kept in a special filter pouch, the rest of the them did not developed this and are still in perfect condition, which only shows that something is wrong about this ND64 as it was treated the same as the rest. Found a few more cases like this around the web about Hoya ProNDs which went bad, so I am sure they have ... MoreBought a few of the Hoya ProNDs and must say I am very satisfied with their performance. However and unfortunately this ND64 became bad after awhile, it has developed weird misty dots on the coating which turn it unusable and degrade image significantly. Seems impossible to remove/clean and since I already had the filter for over a year the warranty was no longer valid. Tried to contact Hoya and explain the situation with no help. As a note the filters were kept in a special filter pouch, the rest of the them did not developed this and are still in perfect condition, which only shows that something is wrong about this ND64 as it was treated the same as the rest. Found a few more cases like this around the web about Hoya ProNDs which went bad, so I am sure they have been reached about this issue before, yet they seem not to take responsibility for their products. Very disappointing!
| Filter Type | ND filter |
| Accessory Type | Filter |
| Durability | Not Water Resistant |
| Lens Coating | ACCU-ND coating, Multi Coating |
| Included Accessories | PRO ND EX 8 (3-stop), Carry Pouch, PRO ND EX 1000 (10-stop), PRO ND EX 64 (6-stop) |