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How to Use Hoya Close Up Filters
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 ต.ค. 2016
- Hey guys! In this video I share how I use the Hoya Close up filters to get macro/detail shots. I have these filters in the 77mm size and they came in a pack of 3 filters: +1 , +2, and +4 magnifications. Have you tried using close up filters for photography before?
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Hey. Thanks for the question.
As for ND filters it's gear to the type of job ur shooting. My personal fav are Hoya Gradual ND filters for most of my landscape work. It saves on time and money. But...... some applications call for individual filters and that's for specific work and when your looking to make adjustments in post. It all depends on the personal shooter and time and money. Luke I said, my personal choice is Hoya Gradual ND filters. Saves me time and money. But individual can give you more control on your style of work.
Take care, happy shooting!
Great information, and clearly presented. I'll definitely be picking up a set of these.
Awesome tips! I love the Hoya filters. They're my go to for those ring shots. Love how the clip of you & Jack at the end.
Thanks! Yeah they're so fun for portraits too. I love the fact that you can use them on different lenses too.
Joy...I found you when I was feeling down and looking to improve some of my skills😊 you are amazing, talented and smart 💓 keep going
YAY so happy to have you here, Ioana! :) Thanks for your comment!
Thank you@ It's a pleasure to hear your experiences:)
Thank you for sharing about these I just got these myself. I couldn't afford on my budget yet new macro Lens so my local Camera Shop suggested these to get in close to take pictures of miniatures.
You’re welcome!! They’re an amazing tool for such a great price!!
How do these impact your minimum focus distance/infinity? Like could you leave this on your lens full time? Let's use 85mm as an example. They usually have a minimum focus distance of around 3ft, could you effectively reduce that and still maintain normal functionality of the lens?
No, you can’t kept them on the lens and still use the lens like you normally would (I’m pretty sure that’s what you mean here!)
I just ordered a set. Hopefully I'll be able to capture insects without getting quite so close. Thank you for taking the time and sharing.
Awesome!!
Hello, how was your experience with Hoya? I'm wondering if I can use it for newborn photography, if it is in focus enough
Hi, I have a M43 camera and a 42.5 mm lens which is equivalent to 85mm in 35mm format. I sometimes need to use a lens closer to the 10-20mm range, distances in the 2-3 ft range. This is for non professional use.
Could I use a close up or other 67mm filter / lens to have something like this? Thank you.
Thank you, I was wondering if you could stack these!
Sure thing!
Hi Joy, a couple of quick questions. How does using close up filters affect depth of field or is that still simply a function of the f stop used? And secondly how is using close up filters any better than than taking a high resolution picture and zooming right in? I'd value your comments. Mike
Sorry - I just watched this - I have a question. I attached my macro lens to my camera lens and I can't get it to focus. What am I doing wrong? I have a Sony A65, and I attached the filter to the box 55mm.
Hmm What kind of filters are you using? Have you tried bumping up your f stop?
Hey Joy, I was just wondering if the lens gives the ability to shift the focus, I mean you can get closer to the object(above the optimal distance for focusing) and still get focused image, right?
I haven’t tried that but I’m sure you could!
Thank you!
You're welcome!
Hi Joy, ok so, I don’t have a macro lens, I have a 85 f1.4 and a 24-70 f2.8. Out of these two lenses which would you say would be best to pair with macro filters for ring shots ?
I think the 24-70 would work best! But I'm not sure without knowing more about their F stops and details :)
Amazing! Do you need a 2+ filter when you have a 4+? Can 4+ focus on the distance that the 2+ focuses?
If you want it to be a little less magnified you would use +2 but you could easily get by with just 1 filter. I find that each lens i use these with has a different focusing distance depending on the lens focal length to begin with
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Thank you for the video! I just have one question: Is there a particular order when you stack the filters? For example, +1, +2 and then +4 in front of the lens? Or +4, +2 and then +1 in front of the lens?
+Steven Tremblay thanks! I️ honestly don’t remember..I️ believe 1,2, then 4 but I️ would have to play with it
Joy Michelle Photography thank you again ☺️
Hi Joy, What aperture do you shoot with the close up filters. Thank you!
I use a higher number for these - F5+
anyone know if best buy carries these? i have a wedding tomorrow and i guess i need them! Help
Not sure!
My guess is no but you might have better luck at your local camera store
I have a sigma 18-300 mm & a closeup filter. Will this do &!should I not zoom out? It’s a bit confusing. Thankyou 4 any help you can share
I havne't tried these on a zoom lens. I recommend using a fixed focal length like a prime.
Joy Michelle Photography thank you
Hey Joy! This is super helpful! I did have a quick question though, it looks like you just hold these filters up to your lens. Do you have to screw them on to the front of the lens or does simply holding them in front of it do the trick?
You can work them either way. If they fit the filter size of the lens I'm using, I will screw them on, but most of the time they dont fit the exact lens I'm using so I just hold them up
@@Joymichelle thanks so much!
Nice review. Thank you.
Hey thanks for watching!
Hi Joy!
What lens were you using? Thank you so much.
Jack Jack is adorable!
+Kathy Robinson hey Kathy! 35mm sigma 1.4 :)
Thanks! He's my little baby lol
Thank you so much for sharing these amazing tips 👍👍
Please suggest me a good filter kit for Canon 1300d..
Hi I have Nikon d5300 with AFP 18-55 and AFP 70-300, what is good for macro photography so I can decide what mm size of closeup filter I have to purchases?
What filter size are your lenses?
Does the +1 closeup filter only work for macro photography or can I use it normally for portraits and scenes? Just want to make my 35mm lens less wide distortion.
Only for close-up work. It wont be able to focus on distances further away while using the filter
what lens from the lens you said where in your bag do you recommend shooting the close ups, 60mm? if so what size hoya filters go with the 60 mm?
+Kaci Boone I use either the 60mm macro or the filter but not both together.
Joy Michelle Photography ok I will use just the 60 then . I am obsessed with watching your videos I've learned so much
Joy Michelle Photography I am struggling using the off camera light on my camera for indoor photography, please help me, which video will help me
+Kaci Boone sooooo glad they're helpful for you!! :)
+Kaci Boone I have 2 OCF videos (part 1 and part 2) that are on a playlist :) should be called Off Camera Flash Tutorials or something similar.
does the settings of the camera matter? you did not mention that
Hi Joy, thank you very much for your videos, they are awesome! I would love to see how you edit your pictures, what presets and software you are using, and what is your overall approach to pictures editing! Thank you in advance.
Thanks, Misha! looooove this suggestion. I'll definitely add it to my video list!
Thank you joy!
You're welcome, Kathy!
If you use these do you still use a macro lens at all on wedding days?
Hey Joy! Would you recommend using these over a macro lens?
A macro will give you clearer optic results but you cannot beat the price of these filters. You can get around having to invest in a very expensive lens early on by using these filters which is why I love them. I have a macro lens that I use as well :)
Hi I buy and sell stuff and found this in a box it’s a Hoya ultra 62mm uv(0) japan, can you please let me know what it’s worth.? Tia.
I want to purchase Hoya ND filters and I was wondering if buying individual filters or is a gradual ND filter is just as good?
+Baby Bri I don't have any ND filters
what a lovely photographer.....🎊
It works like.... turning a 85mm in a 135mm ?! too???
Hello, have you tried these filter?) I have 85 1.8 too
Do you make your own styling boards? I would love a video on your styling kits! Did you make this one yourself?
YES I have videos on how to make a styling board and what’s in my kit :)
Hi Joy!Thank you for your help again and again!!You are amazing! :)
One question!!
Why u use mostly +1 and +2 filters instead of +4 which is giving you closer click?
I just like the amount of macro it gives without it going crazy. :) Thanks for the comment!
Thank you again!!!
Hi Joy
Stacking them allows you to get more detail shots of the rings?
+Aleson it gets closer
Hey Joy! I see you're just holding the filters up to the lens, bc they are larger. Does that work just as efficient as getting filters that fit the lens (assuming it does lol)? I have a bunch of first communion shoots coming up, and I want to get close ups of their rosaries, but not sure which lens I'll want to use come time.. so before I buy, double checking if I were to just got 77mm filters would that give me flexibility to use them on any lens. Thanks :)
Yes!! I bought them in the larger size so that I could use them on the smaller lenses by just free holding them and it works out well for me. I’m sure the resolution is not quite as sharp as a traditional macro lens or if it was fitted on through the filter threading‘s but I’m happy with the results and I think you will be able to get what you’re looking for!
Joy Michelle Photography ah! That perfect! Thanks :) I probably wouldn't of even had the thought to do it this way! Eventually I'll get a macro, it's on the list ;) thanks again!
Qual a abertura do diafragma você usou nas fotos?
I use an old set of 52mm Hoyas that I found at an estate sale. I put them on my old Nikon D7000 and have a grand ol time in the woods with them. *I’M poor so don’t shame me about my camera! Lol*
LOVE IT! I would never camera shame you. It’s all about the photographer and NOT the gear 🤍
Does it matter what order you stack the filters in?
Good question! I’m not sure. I think it does but you’d have to play around with it. I normally only use 1 for my photos
What F stop is your go to when using filters?
I was shooting at f3.5-4 for these pictures but sometimes go as high as f5.6-7.1 :)
How long does it usually take to get a gallery back to your brides?
Depending on the busyness of the season, it takes ~4-6 weeks. Sometimes as soon as 2 weeks!
cool
Do you prefer these filters over the 60mm macro?
+Jacqueline Sy hmm na they produce a different look! I go back and forth using them for different things. The filters take up less space and are of course lighter. But I still use my macro.
Hi beautiful lady :) .thanks for this video. you explained this filters so great. i have a question. is there 2 elements macro filter in the market?
wow thx for help me... thx very much..:-):-):-):-):-):-)
in what order do you connect the filters?
I typically only ever use one at a time! If you stack you can start +1 and add from there
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+Amanda Beavers they really are!! #corgisforlife
nice dog
Thank you