The Cokin A Series Sepia Photography Filteris designed for use with a Cokin A Series Filter Holder. It is uniform in color and can be used to add a brown, monochrome tint over an entire image. That effect can be obtained when this filter is used on a film camera system or on a digital camera system, while the respective film type or white balance setting that corresponds to the primary light source is selected.

This filter is made of durable, optical resin (CR39) and measures 1.6mm-thick. When used, the Cokin A Series Sepia Filter's 1.1 density darkens the entire image by 3.6 stops. This reduction in exposure can be compensated for by adjusting the aperture setting of the lens it is placed on, or the shutter speed of the camera being used.

A separately-available Cokin Light Sepia filter may instead be used to add a light-brown, monochrome tint over an entire image with reduced density.

For Cokin A Series Holders    Color Effect Filter    Adds Tint to Entire Image    Brown Monochrome Tint    12x Filter Factor, +3.6 Stop    Optical Resin CR39 Filter

Compatible with a Cokin A Series Filter Holder

Can add a brown, monochrome tint to the entire image when used on a film or digital camera system, while the respective film type or white balance setting that corresponds to the primary light source is selected

1.1 density filter with 12x filter factor darkens the image by 3.6 stops

Constructed from optical resin (CR39) for clarity and durability

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. does this suitable for 85mm lens?

A: Yes, this will work fine for an 85mm focal length lens.

Q: 2. Will it hold filters with dimensions of 84 x 98mm, like the Ice P series ND filters?

A: Yes it holds filters up to 84x100mm.

Q: 3. It is MADE IN FRANCE?

A: As per our records, this product is made in France. Please note that this is subject to change at any time.

Q: 4. 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: 5. would you recommend the Z series if i am shooting under 24mm?

A: You may use either the Cokin Z-PRO Filter Holder, or the Cokin BPW400 Wide Angle Filter Holder for P Series, B&H # COWAFHP, for use with lenses wider than 24mm.

Q: 6. What is the largest lens filter thread size this can be adapted to?

A: Try looking at the Cokin website (not allowed to put the link) Lots of info. I think that you will find the answer there.

Q: 7. Well this be able to fit on Tamron 11-16mm without vignetting on a nikon d7000?

A: You would have to purchase the Cokin 77mm Z-PRO Adapter Ring (0.75mm Pitch Thread) B&H # COARZP77 to connect the Cokin Z-PRO Filter Holder to your Tokina AT-X 116 PRO DX-II 11-16mm f/2.8 Lens. With the above adapter ring, the holder would connect to your lens and you should not get vignetting with this setup.

Q: 8. Will this work with a 77mm Singh Ray LB Warming CPL?

A: The Cokin Z-Pro Filter Holder is meant for 4x6 and 4x4 filters and will not work with a 77mm filter.

Q: 9. Can I mount the filter holder on a circular polarizer screwed on to a 77mm lens?

A: It should work just fine. You will need to settle on the best rotation for the polarizer before you slide the filter holder down vertically over the adapter ring but that's not a big deal.

Q: 10. I am interested in purchasing good quality graduated ND and reverse grad ND filters for landscape photography, perhaps Singh-Ray or equivalent. I use a Canon 5D Mk III with EF 24-70, f/2.8 (82mm) and EF 70-200, f/2.8 (77mm) lenses. In the future, I may also purchase a wider angle prime lens (say 12-14mm) for landscape work. I would like to be able to mount the grad ND filters on these lenses but am not familiar at all with Cokin or any other holders. What would you advise about the type of adapters and holders I should be researching? Thank you.

A: I highly recommend Cokin filters. I have been using them for a long time. You need an adapter ring for your77mm lens. I have a 77mm lens and a 67mm lens. I also have a 67mm adapter for my 67mm lens. Cokinfilters are much cheaper then Sing-Ray and Lee filters. Good shooting.