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Cokin WA1T668 A668 Graduated Fluorescent Mauve Filter

Add a Creative Touch with the Cokin A668 M1 Graduated Fluorescent Mauve Filter The Cokin A668 M1 Graduated Fluorescent Mauve Filter allows you to infuse your photos with vibrant color. Designed with a hard edge and 2-stop density, this A-Series filter is perfect for enhancing bright tones and cre...

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Overview

Add a Creative Touch with the Cokin A668 M1 Graduated Fluorescent Mauve Filter

The Cokin A668 M1 Graduated Fluorescent Mauve Filter allows you to infuse your photos with vibrant color. Designed with a hard edge and 2-stop density, this A-Series filter is perfect for enhancing bright tones and creating eye-catching contrasts in your images.

Specifications:

  • Filter Type: Graduated Fluorescent Mauve
  • Series: A-Series
  • Density: 2-Stops
  • Edge: Hard

Specifications

Filter Type
Graduated Fluorescent Mauve
Series
A Series
Model Number
A668
Brand
Cokin

Frequently Asked Questions

The Cokin A668 filter is specifically designed to correct the green color cast often produced by fluorescent lighting, helping to achieve more natural color balance in photos.
This is a Cokin A series filter, meaning it requires a Cokin A filter holder and an appropriate adapter ring for your specific lens diameter to be used.
Yes, as a graduated filter used with a holder, you can rotate the filter to adjust the position of the graduation line in your frame for creative control.
The A668 is a mauve-tinted filter, which is used to introduce magenta tones to counteract the green tint of fluorescent lights.
This filter is specifically for correcting fluorescent lighting; using it outdoors in natural light may introduce an unintended mauve color cast to your images.