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Cokin A705 Cyan Color Correction Filter

Fine-Tune Your Photography with Precision Color Correction The Cokin A705 Cyan Color Correction Filter is designed to give photographers precise control over color balance. This filter attenuates the red, green, or blue part of the spectrum, allowing you to make slight changes in the color balanc...

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Overview

Fine-Tune Your Photography with Precision Color Correction

The Cokin A705 Cyan Color Correction Filter is designed to give photographers precise control over color balance. This filter attenuates the red, green, or blue part of the spectrum, allowing you to make slight changes in the color balance of images recorded on color films. It's ideal for compensating for deficiencies in the spectral quality of a light source and ensures accurate color reproduction.

Specifications:

  • Filter Type: Color Correction Filter
  • Color: Cyan (CC30C)
  • Series: Cokin A-Series
  • Compatibility: Lenses between 36 and 62mm in diameter (focal length over 35mm recommended)

Specifications

Brand
Cokin
Model
A705
Filter Type
Cyan Color Correction Filter

Frequently Asked Questions

The Cokin A705 is a Cyan Color Correction Filter designed to adjust the color balance in photographs, typically to reduce excess warmth or magenta tones.
The A705 designation indicates that this filter is part of the Cokin A-series system, which utilizes a modular filter holder for various creative and corrective filters.
Yes, to use the Cokin A705 filter, you will need a Cokin A-series filter holder and an adapter ring compatible with your camera lens's filter thread size.
Yes, many color correction effects can be replicated in digital post-processing software; however, using a physical filter allows for real-time visualization and direct capture of the desired color balance.
This cyan filter is particularly useful in situations where there's an unwanted warm or magenta color cast, such as certain artificial lighting conditions or to cool down overly warm scenes.