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Cokin P143 P Series Net #1 Black Filter

Add Unique Diffusion Effects to Your Photos The Cokin P143 Filter, P, Net #1 Black creates a subtle diffusion effect, reducing contrast while maintaining sharpness. Ideal for portrait and creative photography. Specifications: Filter Type: Net #1 Black Filter Series: P Effect: Diffusion ...

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Overview

Add Unique Diffusion Effects to Your Photos

The Cokin P143 Filter, P, Net #1 Black creates a subtle diffusion effect, reducing contrast while maintaining sharpness. Ideal for portrait and creative photography.

Specifications:

  • Filter Type: Net #1 Black
  • Filter Series: P
  • Effect: Diffusion
  • Application: Reduces contrast, maintains sharpness

Key Features

Fits Cokin P-Series filter holder

Decreases contrast with a net Pattern effect

Manufactured with C39 optical resin

Creates a soft effect over the whole image

Great for stills and video

Specifications

Filter Type
Net #1 Black Filter
Series Compatibility
Cokin P-Series
Filter Holder Requirement
Cokin P-Series filter holder
Material
C39 optical resin
Effect
Decreases contrast with net pattern, soft effect over image
Usage
Stills and video

Frequently Asked Questions

The Cokin P143 Net #1 Black Filter decreases contrast and creates a soft, net pattern effect over the entire image, suitable for both stills and video.
This Cokin P143 filter is designed to fit the Cokin P-Series filter holder, which is sold separately.
The Cokin P143 P Series Net #1 Black Filter is manufactured with C39 optical resin, providing a balance of optical quality and durability.
Yes, the Cokin P143 P Series Net #1 Black Filter is versatile and explicitly stated to be great for both stills and video applications.
No, the Cokin P143 P Series Net #1 Black Filter creates a soft effect uniformly over the entire image, rather than targeting specific areas.