Cokin P Series ND Filter (84 x 84mm, 2-Stop)

The Cokin P Series ND Filter measures 84 x 84mm and provides a 2-stop neutral density effect, allowing photographers to reduce the amount of light entering the lens without altering color balance, giving greater creative control over exposure settings in bright shooting conditions. Designed for use with Cokin’s P Series filter holder system, this square filter slides into a compatible holder attached to the front of a lens.

A 2-stop ND filter reduces incoming light by a factor of four, allowing photographers to use wider apertures or slower shutter speeds than would otherwise be possible in bright daylight, useful for achieving shallower depth of field in strong light or introducing subtle motion blur to moving elements like water or clouds without overexposing the image. This makes it a versatile tool for both portrait and landscape photographers looking for more control over exposure in well-lit conditions.

As part of the widely adopted Cokin P Series system, this filter is compatible with a broad range of Cokin P-series holders and adapter rings, giving photographers flexibility to use the same filter across multiple lenses simply by swapping the adapter ring rather than purchasing filters for each individual lens thread size. This modular approach has made the Cokin P system a popular, cost-effective solution for photographers who use several lenses with differing filter thread diameters.

Constructed as a square resin or glass filter designed to slot directly into a compatible holder, this ND filter offers a straightforward way to manage exposure in bright conditions without needing to rely solely on aperture and shutter speed adjustments. Its compatibility with the broader Cokin filter ecosystem also allows it to be stacked with other Cokin P Series filters, such as graduated ND or polarizing filters, for combined creative effects.

Specs:
– Size: 84 x 84mm
– Filter type: Neutral Density (ND)
– Strength: 2-stop
– System compatibility: Cokin P Series holder system
– Use case: Exposure control in bright lighting conditions