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These neutral density filters possess level spectral transmittance
characteristics in the visible region and attenuate light by absorption
with minimal reflection. Typically, neutrality and density of absorptive
filters are a function of the material and the thickness. Since Hoya
neutral density filters are held to a specific optical density, the
thickness is only a function of the glass type. They are useful in light
control applications for measuring instruments and exposure control in
imaging. Spectral variations occur as optical density increases.
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