The Cokin Nuances Extreme Soft Grad ND8 filter will allow you up to 3 stops of light compensation through a soft transition from the top to the centre of the glass. The filters themselves are made from hardened tempered Schott optical glass that has been proven to be four times stronger than the previous versions. This newly designed hardened glass means that you can have safely travel with your filters as well as expose them to extreme conditions which include inevitable drops & scratches that are bound to happen. ...

The Cokin Z-Pro NUANCES Extreme Soft Reverse Graduated ND16 filter delivers up to 4 stops of light compensation featuring a soft transition from the centre (the densest area) right to the top of the filter. Crafted from a new type of Hardened Tempered Schott Glass these filters are 4x stronger than the previous generation. Thanks to this, these filters can be taken on any expedition without the worry of them being easily broken. ...

The Cokin Z-Pro NUANCES Extreme Soft Reverse Graduated ND4 filter delivers up to 2 stops of light compensation featuring a soft transition from the centre (the densest area) right to the top of the filter. Crafted from a new type of Hardened Tempered Schott Glass these filters are 4x stronger than the previous generation. Thanks to this, these filters can be taken on any expedition without the worry of them being easily broken. ...

The Cokin Z-Pro NUANCES Extreme Soft Reverse Graduated ND8 filter delivers up to 3 stops of light compensation featuring a soft transition from the centre (the densest area) right to the top of the filter. Crafted from a new type of Hardened Tempered Schott Glass these filters are 4x stronger than the previous generation. Thanks to this, these filters can be taken on any expedition without the worry of them being easily broken. ...

The Cokin Z-Pro NUANCES Extreme Solid ND64 filter reduces the light transmission by 6 stops. This facilitates the use of slower shutter speeds & wider apertures. Crafted from a new type of Hardened Tempered Schott Glass these filters are 4x stronger than the previous generation. Thanks to this, these filters can be taken on any expedition without the worry of them being easily broken. ...

This filter brightens reds, & darkens violets & blues in black & white film. Reinforces contrast in landscapes & architecture photography & is ideal for outdoor nude photography. 1 1/3 stop. Please note: A Cokin adaptor ring (sold separately) & Cokin Z Pro Filter Holder (sold separately) are required to use this filter. ...

Strongly brightens reds, darkens blue & greens in black & white film. It creates spectacular stormy skies. 3 1/3 stops. Please note: A Cokin adaptor ring (sold separately) & Cokin Z Pro Filter Holder (sold separately) are required to use this filter. ...

The Cokin Green filter can be used with a Digital camera or a Film camera using Black & White film. The Digital camera can be used in either colour or Black & White mode. For Black & White mode, set the menu to the "B&W" position & then use it like a film camera. In landscape photography & Black & White mode, the Green Colour filter lightens the nature & especially the greenery scenes (forests, fields...). It improves the depth-of-field & creates some unique grey tones. Please note: A Cokin adaptor ring (sold seperately) & Cokin Z Pro Filter Holder (sold seperately) are required to use this filter. ...

Fiilters which takes you back in time. Give your pictures a sepia colour very close to that of old fashioned photographs. Use subjects with neutral tones (beige, white, light grey) rather than bright colours. Please note: A Cokin adaptor ring (sold separately) & Cokin Z Pro Filter Holder (sold separately) are required to use this filter. ...

The Cokin Infrared filter is for both Film & Digital cameras. With a film cameras the Cokin Infared filter must be used with Infrared Colour or Infared Black & White film. The Cokin Infared filter is equivalent to the Kodak 89B wratten filter with a spectrum transmission of 50% at 720 nm. The distinctive feature of Infrared filters is that they ""filter"" most of the visible rays & let infrared rays go so as to produce spectacular photographic effects. The process in Digital is really easy: once the picture is shot, you must ""un-saturate"" your image on your computer, in other words transfer it to grey levels. Please note: A Cokin adaptor ring (sold separately) & Cokin Z Pro Filter Holder (sold separately) are required to use this filter. ...