On the previous email I forgot to state that the zoom lens is 52 mm

I have a large number of Cokin filters that I no longer use. If anyone
is interested in purchasing them -- contact:

   Morry at   morrykorman@... <mailto:morrykorman@...>





[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Hello

I'm looking specifically for the Cokin mini digi holder. The only sites I've
found are in the UK. Any input would be appreciated.

Mark Morgan

--- In cokinfilterusers@yahoogroups.com, flickrfabio <no_reply@...> wrote:
>
> geocities is closing down in october and I'm just wondering if the website
http://www.geocities.com/cokinfiltersystem/ will be transferred to another host?
>

This is a premium account so it will not be affected by the change...for now

geocities is closing down in october and I'm just wondering if the website
http://www.geocities.com/cokinfiltersystem/ will be transferred to another host?

Thanks so much for a positive learning experience.

hey guys you all have been a great help hope to be ordering a system soon.

All you need is to get a 62mm ring and get the stepdown ring from 62 to 58mm.
 
Have fun,
Ninh

--- On Sat, 5/30/09, ray <ray4359@...> wrote:


From: ray <ray4359@...>
Subject: [Cokin Filter users] new guy
To: cokinfilterusers@yahoogroups.com
Date: Saturday, May 30, 2009, 6:26 PM








my name is Ray im from Tenn an have bought a canon xti.i have 2 lens a 58mm an a
62mm.i wanting to get the cokin system.but really don't know where to start.i
understand there are rings an holders for the filters.will 1 frame fit both ring
for a 58mm an 62mm.or do i have to get seprate holders.for each ring



















[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

my name is Ray im from Tenn an have bought a canon xti.i have 2 lens a 58mm an a
62mm.i wanting to get the cokin system.but really don't know where to start.i
understand there are rings an holders for the filters.will 1 frame fit both ring
for a 58mm an 62mm.or do i have to get seprate holders.for each ring

I have just purchased a Minolta D-90 with two lenses - a Nikon 55 - 200 mm
F/4-5.6G ED AF-S VR DX zoom and a Sigma 18-50mm F/3.5-5.6 DC HSM with motor.  I
have a large collection of Cokin filters that I had used in the past with a
Minolta SLR.  This was an "A" system.  It appears that the only change I will
need to make to use this system with my new Minolta is the purchase of a 52mm
adapter ring.  However, I am concerned with the possibility of viginetting with
the "A" system.  Will the graduated filters I have fit in the "P"  or other
holders?  Will this system work with my zoom lenses?  Any and all suggestions or
helpful hints will be appreciated.  John

they have a group "Cokin Filter" - lots of things going on there. Photos are
posted as well as discussion groups.

Anyone know of an "effective" UV filter for the P-system? The Cokin UV filter
only absorbs 1/10 of a stop in the UV band. Circular filters like the Tiffen
Haze-1 absorb 5 stops. I see Singh-Ray makes a Hi-Lux which they say absorbs UV
but they give no specs and do not answer questions on it so I gather it doesn't
do the job.

Thanks,

Hi Jack,

The P-series filters are 84mm.  The A-series filters are 67mm.  A-series filters
don't work past a 62mm lens diameter, so if you've got a wide-angle lens or
something like a Canon L-series zoom the A-series simply won't fit.

Mike



________________________________
From: "cokinfilterusers@yahoogroups.com" <cokinfilterusers@yahoogroups.com>
To: cokinfilterusers@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, February 26, 2009 3:00:28 AM
Subject: [Cokin Filter users] Digest Number 622


Cokin Filter users - A place to talk about Cokin Filters
Messages In This Digest (1 Message)
1a.
Filter holders From: strokebloke View All Topics | Create New Topic Message
1a.
Filter holders
Posted by: "strokebloke" jackforeman@...   strokebloke
Wed Feb 25, 2009 6:48 am (PST)
Newbie here.
Can anyone simply explain to me the difference between 'A' Series
Holders & 'P' Series Holders.
I have a mixture of lense for numerous cameras but with only two lens
thread diameters; namely 52mm & 55mm. I have adaptor rings for both &
a holder. but I have no idea whether it is an 'A' or a 'P'. There's
no indication on the holder. How do you tell the difference? And why
does the intro on this site recommend using a 'P' Series?

Regards,
Jack


Back to top Reply to sender | Reply to group | Reply via web post
Messages in this topic (2)
Recent Activity
	 *  1
New MembersVisit Your Group
Yahoo! News
Odd News
You won't believe
it, but it's true
Share Photos
Put your favorite
photos and
more online.
Yahoo! Finance
It's Now Personal
Guides, news,
advice & more.
Need to Reply?
Click one of the "Reply" links to respond to a specific message in the Daily
Digest.
Create New Topic | Visit Your Group on the Web
Messages | Files | Photos | Links | Database | Polls | Members | Calendar
MARKETPLACE

________________________________
From kitchen basics to easy recipes - join the Group from Kraft Foods

Change settings via the Web (Yahoo! ID required)
Change settings via email: Switch delivery to Individual | Switch format to
Traditional
Visit Your Group | Yahoo! Groups Terms of Use | Unsubscribe




[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Newbie here.
Can anyone simply explain to me the difference between 'A' Series
Holders & 'P' Series Holders.
I have a mixture of lense for numerous cameras but with only two lens
thread diameters; namely 52mm & 55mm.  I have adaptor rings for both &
a holder.  but I have no idea whether it is an 'A' or a 'P'.  There's
no indication on the holder.  How do you tell the difference?  And why
does the intro on this site recommend using a 'P' Series?

Regards,
Jack

Hi all,

No, I'm not trying to make anyone jealous. I'm luck to be going. Fly into Rome,
then onto
San Benedetto.  3 days there then back to Rome for 3 night. And Yes, I'm
excited. I was
there when I was 14, that was ..... holy crap, that's 31 years ago. (I've got
the white hairs
to prove it.)

So, I JUST got this filter system for my Nikon D300. In fact I barely know how
to use my
D300 also. I've only had it about 1 month.

Yikes!  OK, I need any tips on using these filters. I've done a lot of reading,
but
unfortunately the weather has been crappy here, so no chance to practice.

Here's what I have:
P230 Sky Neutral
P153 Neutral Grey .6
P154 Neutral Grey .9
P164 Circular Polarizer
and a  screw on UV filter for each of my lens. I also have the bellows hood.

I have the Nikkor 18-55
  http://imaging.nikon.com/products/imaging/lineup/lens/af/dx/af-s_dx_zoom18-
55mmf_35-56g_ed_2/index.htm

and the Nikkor 70-300
http://imaging.nikon.com/products/imaging/lineup/lens/af/zoom/af-s_vr_zoom70-
300mmf_45-56g_if/index.htm

Tips anyone?

I DID shoot from my back patio and noticed a problem w/ the 18-55 lens and the
bellows
hood. It showed the hood TOTALLY in frame. SO? I have to stick w/ my 70-300, or
should
I just leave the hood off?

I want to shoot some nice sunrises. San Benedetto is on the eastern coast so
.... a total no
brainer there. But, like any tourist, I need to shoot great shots of landmarks
etc.

Thanks for any tips,

dan

I bought a Cokin parallel filter from ebay and i can't seem to get it
to work.
I'm trying to figure out if im being stupid or if its a duff one!
Can someone help...is there some trick to using it?



Thanks, Vicky

I have been unable to figure out how to correctly use the cokin pre-
shaped frames.  How do they fit in the holder and what holder do you
use.  I am using a Cannon Rebel DSLR.

Thanks for any tips you have.

Thanks
BG

Anybody there?

I use a Cokin A system. One filter that I have is a STAR 16. It has
picked up a haze on it that will not clean off. I have attemted to
clean it with photographic lens cleaner using lens cleaner tissue and
it will not come off. It does show up in my photographs if I use it --
so I do not use it.
Does anyone have a suggestion for removing this haze?

I was attracted to the cokin sytem since I like to make landscapes and HDR's. I
read a lot of
information but there's one thing not clear: I use a Sigma 10-20 mm lens with a
77 mm filter
diameter. Would the cokin P holder fit? My question is because I saw a diagram
of a cokin P
holder where the inner diameter is only 73 mm. Or would I have to get the Pro or
other
sytems? Thank you and regards, Bo

Hi there all,
I've just tried a quick search for info on the sfx filter (nearly
infra red) and I was wondering what the filter factor or number of f
stops I need to twiddle?
thanks

They have the 67mm Cokin 10467 Circular Polarizer for just $12.99
at Amazon.  It is worth it?

Denis

hi, i'm new here. i'd be using a video to cover a wedding. which cokin
filter will be useful to get some artistic shots? thanks.

What makes Lee filters better then Cokin?

[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Hi all,

I've switched to Lee Filters.  They are more expense, but worth it...

John Palmer

I'm still here lurking about.
I check in all of the time.

Digital hasn't quite killed off everything. 8^)

A negative point for digital is that larger prints are
impossible at home, shop giclees are way too
expensive, and nothing compares to large print silver
emulsion.

I used cokin all of the time once, but less now that
it is getting harder to find good labs.

Anyone still have a good custom lab for slides?

> Are there still any active members of this group?
>
Good question-I still check in once a week or so to see if there's anything new.
Steve

Activity

Are there still any active members of this group?

I have recently obtained the Cokin Mirage 220 .  However, I was not
given any directions or list of attatchments to make any kind of use of
it.  I have the required adapter rings and holders for regular
filters.  I also have one  Modular Hood 255.  where can I find
instructions to properly assemble for use?  RCM

My best bet would be looking at Olympus Website and search for your model
accessories.  Most camera stores do not carry these because they don't sell many
of these.

Ninh


----- Original Message ----
From: king_kong_amber <king_kong_amber@...>
To: cokinfilterusers@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, September 16, 2007 11:35:05 PM
Subject: [Cokin Filter users] Cokin filters

I have an Olympus dig. camera and I stopped by Wolf Camera today and
they said I need to know the diameter of my lens. I have noway to
measure mm. Looking at my camera they said I needed an adpater, which
they did not have and told me to contact Olympus, and we were looking at
Cokin filters. Does Cakin have an adpater I could use? Neen help
Thanks,
King






________________________________________________________________________________\
____
Looking for a deal? Find great prices on flights and hotels with Yahoo!
FareChase.
http://farechase.yahoo.com/

[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]