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Cokin P027 Warm 81B Filter for Film Photography

Achieve Warmer Tones with the Cokin P027 Warm Filter The Cokin P027 Warm 81B Filter is a pale amber conversion filter designed to correct cool or blue light, producing warmer tones in your photographs. Ideal for film photographers, this filter is a critical tool for achieving accurate color balan...

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Overview

Achieve Warmer Tones with the Cokin P027 Warm Filter

The Cokin P027 Warm 81B Filter is a pale amber conversion filter designed to correct cool or blue light, producing warmer tones in your photographs. Ideal for film photographers, this filter is a critical tool for achieving accurate color balance in overcast or shady environments. Includes a protective case for safe storage.

Specifications:

  • Type: Light conversion filter
  • Filter Series: Cokin P-Series
  • Material: C39 optical resin
  • Color Correction: Converts 5500K to 5200K light
  • Compatibility: Fits Cokin P-Series filter holder

Key Features

Fits Cokin P-Series filter holder

Light conversion filter for Film

Manufactured with C39 optical resin

Converts 5500K to 5200K light

Ideal for Film photographers

Specifications

Filter Type
Warm 81B Light Conversion Filter
Compatibility
Cokin P-Series filter holder
Material
C39 Optical Resin
Color Temperature Conversion
5500K to 5200K
Application
Film Photography

Frequently Asked Questions

The Cokin P027 Warm 81B Filter is a light conversion filter designed for film photography, primarily used to convert 5500K light to 5200K for a subtle warming effect.
This filter is specifically designed to fit the Cokin P-Series filter holder, which is required for its use.
The Cokin P027 Warm 81B Filter is manufactured with C39 optical resin, a material commonly used for photographic filters.
While primarily ideal for film photographers, it can technically be used with digital cameras, though digital white balance adjustments might offer similar control.
This filter is designed to convert daylight with a color temperature of 5500K to 5200K, making the scene slightly warmer.