Cokin Full Neutral Density Kit Z-PRO (L) Series

The Cokin Full Neutral Density Kit Z-PRO (L) Series is a comprehensive set of filters designed for use with the Cokin Z-Pro Series Holders. This kit includes solid neutral density filters that reduce the amount of light entering the camera, resulting in a reduced exposure for the entire image. By reducing the exposure, these filters allow you to achieve longer shutter speeds, making them ideal for capturing silky smooth waterfalls, rivers, and other moving subjects. With reduced exposure, you can also use wider apertures to achieve shallow depth of field, blurring the background and emphasizing your subject.

The kit comes with the Solid Neutral Density 0.3 Filter that has a 2x filter factor, reducing the exposure by 1 stop. It's great for slight exposure adjustments when you want to maintain natural-looking images. A Solid Neutral Density 0.6 Filter with a 4x filter factor, this filter reduces the exposure by 2 stops. It's ideal for situations where you need more control over the exposure, such as bright daylight or when shooting with wide aperture lenses. The Solid Neutral Density 0.9 Filter which has an 8x filter factor, reducing the exposure by 3 stops. It's perfect for situations with extremely bright lighting conditions, allowing you to achieve longer exposure times or wider apertures.

All filters in this kit are manufactured with C39 Optical Resin, ensuring excellent optical performance and minimal color distortion.

The Cokin Full Neutral Density Kit Z-PRO (L) Series is a must-have for photographers who want to control exposure and achieve creative effects. Whether you're capturing long-exposure water scenes or shooting wide open with a shallow depth of field, these filters provide the versatility you need. With different filter factors and high-quality construction, this kit allows you to take your photography to the next level.

Product Features in Detail

Cokin Full Neutral Density Kit Z-PRO (L) Series
Neutral Density (ND) Filters allow you to reduce the amount of light reaching the sensor so that you can reduce shutter speed and get some motion effect. It is most commonly used to create motion blur in water and clouds. ND filters also allow you to use wide apertures in very bright conditions. Videographers use them to manage exposure so they can achieve the correct frame rates and depth-of-field.

*Holder and Adapter rings sold separately