Commonly used for a noticeable increase in contrast with black and white films. Especially useful for clear contrast between blue sky with clouds and foreground. It is also suitable for landscapes and nature scenes.

This filter measures 130 X 170mm and only fits the Cokin X-PRO series holder.

For Cokin X-Pro Series Holders    Increases Black-and-White Contrast    Lighter Shades from Analogous Colors    Darker Shades from Complementary Colors    Yellow 0.2 Filter, +0.6 Stop    Orange 0.2 Filter, +0.6 Stop    Red 1.0 Filter, +3.3 Stop    Green 0.8 Filter +2.6 Stop    Tonal Separation of Shades from Green

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this work on a Sony a6000 ??? Sometimes these Circular types will not work on particular Digital Cameras !!! Thank You !!!

A: This filter will work with any lens that has a 40.5mm diameter. Circular polarizers are compatible with digital cameras, however linear polarizers are not.

Q: 2. Is there a graduated filter made for the P series and is the p series large enough for my 67mm lens? sorry!

A: Here is the kit with the graduated filters. Please take a look at the following link: https://bhpho.to/2UD13bF And you would need this 67mm adapter ring: https://bhpho.to/2WKbw7D The P series filters are able to cover lenses up to 82mm in diameter.

Q: 3. Can they be stacked together to increase the final f-stop. i.e. 1 f-stop filter + 3 f-stop = 4 f-stop?

A: Yes they can!

Q: 4. What are the filter dimensions? 100x100 mm?

A: Cokin*

Q: 5. In one part, the overview, it says they are optical resin. In the specifications it says they are glass. Which is it?

A: Glass in the specifications is a typo. Each filter is made of durable, optical resin (CR39) and measures 1.6mm thick.

Q: 6. This is NOT a gradual neutral density filter, correct? Thank you!

A: No, the Cokin 84 x 84mm 0.6 Neutral Density 153 Filter is not a graduated neutral density filters. As indicated in the Overview, the Cokin 84 x 84mm 0.6 Neutral Density 153 Filter is a solid ND filter providing a 2 stop exposure reduction. This 0.6 density creates a darkening of the entire image, allowing you to photograph with a wider aperture or slower shutter speed than normally required.

Q: 7. Can all three be stacked to view solar eclipse?

A: No. They may cut down on the visible wavelengths of light, but won't do anything about the infrared light which will still fry your eyeball and camera electronics.

Q: 8. Can these be used in digital cameras? Namely, Olympus E-M10's/ Thank you.

A: The Cokin P Series Infrared Filter Kit is designed for use with infrared film. You would need a specially modified digital camera in order to use it.

Q: 9. how does this attach to the lens? will it work with a lens with a 95mm filter ring?

A: The following 95mm adapter rings can fit the Cokin Z holder: https://bhpho.to/31LpXxd

Q: 10. Can these filters be trimmed down, cut with a razor?

A: The Cokin P Series ND 0.3 Filter (1-Stop) is a hard plastic and is not really designed to be cut / trimmed. These two can be cut with a scissor, https://bhpho.to/407PRER .