Still Worrying Filters Will Harm Your Image Quality?
H&Y Filters are the Cure!
REVORING with built-in filters, ND&GND filters, Drop-in filters… They are all made with high-quality glasses which can best preserve the image quality with a mild colour cast. We even maximize the protection by using Corning Gorilla Glass so large filters like 100mm*100mm and 100mm*150mm can last long and stay at their toughest!
ND&GND Filters
We have taken our manufacturing process to the toughest level by incorporating technology from Corning®. The glass we use is Gorilla® Glass 3 which is not only chemically strengthened — its atomic configuration is formulated so that the glass is more durable. Corning® Gorilla® Glass 3 is fundamentally tougher and more damage resistant even before chemical strengthening. And yet, how tough is it? Gorilla® Glass 3 enables improved damage resistance and toughness compared to previous Gorilla glass compositions. This is a unique feature of Gorilla® Glass 3. Something Corning is able to provide due to a proprietary glass composition that is better able to resist the deep scratches that cause the glass to break.
Drop-in Filters & REVORING
The German Schott B270® glass is used in making the Polariser and VND filter. It includes Anti-Reflective coatings, which virtually eliminate all flare and reflections from the front and rear surfaces. This helps visible light to pass through the glass by removing unwanted reflections, giving the user the best possible light transmission (up to 97%), and optimizing images for the sharpest possible outcome. Whether shooting at 16mm or 400mm, the glass and coatings used in our system produce sharp images, even at light reductions of up 10 stops.
Close to Neutral Colour Cast
Experienced photographer Vieri Bottazzini has made a detailed comparison of filters among H&Y and 5 other filter brands. In the column of Colour neutrality, the photographer tested 6 filters at once. You may view the comparison between H&Y (3rd from the left) and the renowned Breakthrough filters(1st from the left) who for mild colour cast.
The blog post: https://www.vieribottazzini.com/2021/08/best-filters-for-landscape-photography.html
