How thick are Cokin filters?

The “Z-Pro” holder can accommodate filters with a thickness of 1.6mm, 2mm or 4mm. This means that filters from other manufacturers such as Lee, Tiffen, Schneider and Hitech can be used in this system. A spacer system integrated in to the holder allows these other filters to fit.

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Whats the difference between Cokin P and Z Series?

The most popular range is the P series which are suitable for 35mm SLR photography, both film and digital. The Z-Pro range measure up to 100 x 150mm and are designed for use on medium format cameras as well as 35mm SLRs with lenses wider than 20mm to cover the greater field of view.

What are Cokin filters made of?

Most all Cokin filters are made from very high-quality, European produced optical resin know as C39. Jean Coquin chose this resin because of its optical clarity and stability. It is light and unbreakable, has an extremely high optical transmission factor and is perfectly suited for tinting.

What is the Cokin Z-Pro Series filter holder?

The Cokin Z-pro series filter holder allows photographers to attach up to 3 square or rectangular filters depending on the creative effect they are trying to achieve.

There are two Cokin filter families. The original CREATIVE range is made of CR39®, a resin which is widely used in optics for its resolution, way above polycarbonate. CREATIVE filters are flexible, affordable and offer great optical performance.

How do I polarize my Cokin Z-Pro Series?

Cokin also manufactures a round Circular Polarizer (P164) that is specifically designed for the Z-pro series holder. Cokin created a special slot on the holder closest to the lens that accepts the outside edge of the round filter. The slot allows you to insert the filter and then rotate it to achieve the desired polarizing effect.

What is the nuances filter made of?

The NUANCES range is made of high quality Schott glass, it was launched in July 2015 with very strict specifications in terms of optical performance and shows our commitment to producing a range of high density filters without color cast.