This is NOT a review of the Hoya UV & IR Cut Filter 

I can't feel disappointed because he DID tell me it was NOT a review lolol

im here for the leica m8

Damn.. i've wasted 5 minutes of my life time..

Great video. I liked it so much!

Idk if using an LED for an IR test is the best idea

Did I understand you correctly that Black Magic cameras don't use a hot filter? Are all cinema cameras like that or just that one? What is the purpose of that?

Money waste, I hate all these bloggers who promoting this stuff

The problem of IR and UV contamination with the dynamic range of modern cameras is more a problem of post production when shooting in RAW, than a problem of adding or not a filter at the time of taking the photo. A UV filter has one of two uses when shooting your pictures: a lens protection with little to no impact on picture quality or a blocker of everything but UV light with scientific applications.

We need a new color system based on 4 to 6 colors not just 3 like now.

Ok so I ordered one of these based on this 'review' and lo and behold. On a semi overcast day in England there's still IR pollution in my footage. Only £240 WASTED.

The 4k allready has a IR Cut filter inside here's a video how to change it .

Led for ir test? Thungsten is good for ir

I bought the Hoya UV Filter last week and it's totally worth protecting the lenses! I'm happy with it!

You’ll likely find this review interesting. Kinda just makes everything more confusing.

You don't like being in front of the camera either ? Dang, we must be twins !!! I told another youtuber that I'd post up 1 video which i will put up in the next few weeks, but after i fulfill my commitment anything afterwards that i post won't have my grumpy butt in there, lol....... I have an old BMCC 2.5k that i just can't part with that I use a B+W UV IR Cut MRC filter with and it works great. Most of my work is done on an OG Canon C300, but I'm actually winding down and trying not to work on customer projects too much anymore....

Nothing for the Hoya filter to do- but add additional color cast.

Hi Joe, as many P4K users i've been trying to figure out what ND filter is best for the camera, having already experienced issues with IR pollution. I'd like to know if you continue to use this filter and if there is too much color cast and cross polarization going on when you use something like the Meike 12mm M4/3 lens (VND's tend to be worst when paired with wider lenses). Thank you very much for all the information in this video.

hey! great video but i had to pump the volume all the way up to listen

Here is my hypothesis:

Stupid question: What happened with white balance in the original muddy brown shot?