Timothy A. Chorlton |
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Cokin Filters
Hi, me again. Thanks to Romen for that answer. I tried it and it seemed to work. However, I have been told that you can get different strengths of ND Grad filters. I use cokin filters normally, but does anyone know what the strengths of there filters are. I have visited there website and they seem to have five versions.
120 (which I have)
121
121 L
121 S
121 F
What does that mean, and what strengths are they all (as in stops that they will reduce by)
Cheers
PS - Very informative site!
January 18, 2001
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Romen Vargas |
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From memory the stop value is on the case (they come in cool plastic cases) but I do know that L S and F stand for Long, Short and Full (respectively). Ie how the gradient is. Full means it graduates from top to bottom, S means you got this short area at the bottom and Long means the area of white is longer. (I may have S and L mixed up but I'm quite sure I got it the right way around). Also the higher the number the higher darker it is but again I'm quite sure the stop value is on the box.
January 22, 2001
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