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Cokin X154 ND8 Neutral Density Filter 3-Stop XL

Control Light and Enhance Your Images The Cokin Square Neutral Density Grey - ND8 Filter provides a 3-stop reduction in light, enabling you to capture stunning images with greater control over exposure and depth of field. This filter is compatible with XL (X) Series holders and is ideal for lands...

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Overview

Control Light and Enhance Your Images

The Cokin Square Neutral Density Grey - ND8 Filter provides a 3-stop reduction in light, enabling you to capture stunning images with greater control over exposure and depth of field. This filter is compatible with XL (X) Series holders and is ideal for landscape, portrait, and long exposure photography.

Specifications

  • Filter Type: Neutral Density (ND8)
  • Stop Reduction: 3-Stop
  • Size: 130mm x 170mm
  • Compatibility: XL (X) Series Holder

Key Features

Designed so that absolutely no color from the entire visible spectrum prevails

The neutral density filters can be used in many different contexts

Uniform ND filters reduce the quantity of light that reaches the sensor

Country of Origin:France

Specifications

Product Type
Neutral Density Filter
Model
X154
Density
ND8
Light Reduction
3-Stop
Size Designation
XL
Color Purity
Absolutely no color from the entire visible spectrum prevails
Country of Origin
France

Frequently Asked Questions

The Cokin X154 ND8 filter is designed so that absolutely no color from the entire visible spectrum prevails, ensuring natural color reproduction in your images while reducing light.
The ND8 designation indicates that this filter reduces the quantity of light that reaches the sensor by 3 stops.
Yes, the neutral density filters can be used in many different contexts, offering flexibility for different shooting conditions.
No, it is specifically designed to ensure no color from the visible spectrum prevails, aiming for a true neutral density effect.
The "XL" designation typically refers to an extra-large size filter, often for use with specific filter holder systems or large-diameter lenses.