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Cokin NXPRG4 Reverse Graduated ND4 Filter

Achieve Stunning Sunsets with Precision GradationIntroducing the Cokin Square NUANCES Extreme Reverse Graduated ND4 Filter. Designed to reduce exposure specifically for sunrises and sunsets, this filter provides a soft transition with maximum density at the center for perfectly balanced landscape...

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Overview

Achieve Stunning Sunsets with Precision Gradation

Introducing the Cokin Square NUANCES Extreme Reverse Graduated ND4 Filter. Designed to reduce exposure specifically for sunrises and sunsets, this filter provides a soft transition with maximum density at the center for perfectly balanced landscape shots.

Specifications:

  • Brand: Cokin
  • Model: NXPRG4
  • Filter Type: Square NUANCES Extreme Reverse Graduated ND4 - Soft 2-Stops
  • Filter Holder Compatibility: M (P) Holder
  • Filter Factor: 4x to 2x (2 to 1-stop)
  • Material: Tempered Optical Glass
  • Filter Size: 84mm

Key Features

Fits Cokin P-Series filter holder

4x to 2x filter Factor, 2 to 1-stop

Reduce exposure for sunrises or sunsets

Increases to maximum density at center

Effect configured for Sun at horizon

Specifications

Filter Type
Reverse Graduated ND
Density
ND4
Filter Factor
4x to 2x
Stop Reduction
2 to 1-stop
Compatibility
Cokin P-Series filter holder
Application
Sunrises or Sunsets

Frequently Asked Questions

The primary purpose of this filter is to reduce exposure specifically for sunrises or sunsets, helping to balance the bright sky with the darker foreground by increasing density at the center.
This Cokin NXPRG4 filter is designed to fit seamlessly into the Cokin P-Series filter holder system.
The filter provides a 4x to 2x filter factor, which translates to a 2 to 1-stop reduction in light, allowing for controlled exposure.
The reverse graduated design means the filter's maximum density is at the center, gradually reducing towards the edges, making it ideal for scenes where the brightest light source, like the sun, is near the horizon.
While it can technically be used, its specific configuration with maximum density at the center makes it most effective for scenes with the sun at the horizon and less versatile for other landscape scenarios.