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Cokin Filter P092 Dreams 2
Product ID: 39158
SKU: 39158
Model: P092
Ean: 0085831447477
Condition: New product
Manufacturer: Cokin
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| Compatible | P Series |
| Filter type | Color |
| Filter size | 100x100mm |
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Cokin Filter P092 Dreams 2
The Cokin Filter P092 Dreams 2 is processed in such a way that it creates halos around highlights. This effect becomes extra obvious when light subjects are set against a dark background. For example, white flowers against a dark curtain or streetlights against the evening sky. The great advantage of this type of diffusion is that even though the effect creates an overflow of highlights, the image remains sharp.
It is advisable not to use an overly large aperture, otherwise you get double contours instead of dreamy halos. When using this technique, it is also advisable to use bracketing, especially if the subject is exposed from behind. ,
2 year warranty
The Cokin Filter P092 Dreams 2 is processed in such a way that it creates halos around highlights. This effect becomes extra obvious when light subjects are set against a dark background. For example, white flowers against a dark curtain or streetlights against the evening sky. The great advantage of this type of diffusion is that even though the effect creates an overflow of highlights, the image remains sharp.
It is advisable not to use an overly large aperture, otherwise you get double contours instead of dreamy halos. When using this technique, it is also advisable to use bracketing, especially if the subject is exposed from behind. ,
2 year warranty
