Cokin Landscape Kit

The Cokin Landscape Kit (H300-06) contains: 1 x Cokin filter P121S gradient ND8 Soft; 1 x Cokin filter P123S Gradient Blue 2 Soft; and 1 x Cokin filter P125S Gradient Tobacco 2 Soft. The P123S Gradient Blue filter has progressive graduation from the middle to the top of the filter, with a blue hue that enhances the blue of the sky or the ocean. The P125S Gradient Tobacco Soft filter has a soft tobacco-coloured gradient that can be used to underline the dramatic effect of a landscape or intensify the sand of a beach. The P121S gradient ND8 Soft has a soft gradient with a neutral density effect that reduces the total amount of light reaching the film without affecting the colour balance. Please note that the P-series adapter ring and adapter rings are not included and must be purchased separately.

Cokin Landscape Kit Includes:

• Cokin filter P121S gradient ND8 Soft
• Cokin filter P123S Gradient Blue 2 Soft
• Cokin filter P125S Gradient Tobacco 2 Soft

Please note that the P-series filter holder and adapter rings are not included and need to be purchased separately.

Introduction to the Cokin Filters

There are 4 different sizes of filters to choose from: A series / P series / Z-Pro professional series and X-Pro professional series. The Cokin P Series are for large diameter lenses up to 82mm. Recommended for focal lengths from 28mm onwards (35mm format). Specially adapted to today's digital SLRs. Filters are 84mm wide.

What are Cokin filters made from?

CR-39 Organic Glass: All Cokin filters are manufactured from CR-39 organic glass - originally launched for the vision lens industry, CR-39 organic glass boasts several major features:

• Extra lightweight
• Highly resistant to shocks, meaning that photographers, videographers and cameramen can handle the filters in complete confidence and safety
• Excellent optical transmission and high compatibility to colouring, making Cokin filters the proven choice of photographers worldwide

How the Cokin System works

The Cokin Creative Filter System consists of three main components: A filter holder / Adapter ring and a Filter.

1. Screw the adapter ring onto your lens.

2. Slide the filter holder on the adapter ring until it snaps in place. The filter holder is now solidly attached to the lens, yet it can rotate both left and right.

3. Slide the filter into one of the filter holder slots. The one closest to the filter holder housing is the narrowest; it allows the use of round filters with notched edges (polarizer, star filters..). The two central slots are intended for square filters. The outer slot can be used either for an additional filter or for a coupling ring.