@99sukhi88 The different series are designed for the different filter sizes of your lenses. there is a chart on Cokin's website if you simply google it. I recommend you get the Z Series or even the X series, simply because of the high quality glass you own. Remembers that the better the series, the higher the cost as well, but considering the lenses you have, it seems silly to put cheap fliters on what you have.
I unfortunately can't help any more than that, hope thats ok.
@turboyz12 Photography is a hobby where you get what you pay for - buy cheap, dodgy initially, but at least have a vision to upgrade to the proper for best results.
@CURTKURT24 You can buy any of this stuff off ebay, you won't get these exact items together as one package though.
Everything I bought, I bought seperately from shops. The holder and adapter were a birthday gift as well as money for the filters, which i bought at numerous shops.
thanks mate, very helpful review!!
allreadydone 5 months ago
d filters made of glass or resin?
gabantromen 5 months ago
hi thanks! I found this helpful in seeing how the circular filters fit into the holder
ajmudrak 8 months ago
Hm, I would not work with my lenses on a dusty carpet :) Good video, though.
jopinter 11 months ago
Thanx for help
What fikters should i buy then??
99sukhi88 11 months ago
@99sukhi88 Either the Z series, or possibly even the X-Pro series. I would suggest nuetral densite filters are a good place to start too.
mattandhisnikon 11 months ago
Can u plz tell me dufference between p series and z pro series?? I waana buy one cokin. Filter kit ,,
What series sud i buy ??
I have , sigma 12-24 mm wide lens, 16-35mm canon , 70-200mm , 24-105 ,,
Plz
Thanx
Sukh
99sukhi88 11 months ago
@99sukhi88 The different series are designed for the different filter sizes of your lenses. there is a chart on Cokin's website if you simply google it. I recommend you get the Z Series or even the X series, simply because of the high quality glass you own. Remembers that the better the series, the higher the cost as well, but considering the lenses you have, it seems silly to put cheap fliters on what you have.
I unfortunately can't help any more than that, hope thats ok.
mattandhisnikon 11 months ago
Great review, thanks.
deanmorgan 11 months ago
Brilliant review, mate - very helpful! And FYI, what you paid for those Cokin filters is the same/equivalent price as the UK.
thehubbucks 1 year ago
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geforceoc 1 year ago
what would you recommend? ebay or original cokin filter?
turboyz12 1 year ago
@turboyz12 Photography is a hobby where you get what you pay for - buy cheap, dodgy initially, but at least have a vision to upgrade to the proper for best results.
mattandhisnikon 11 months ago
Could you direct me to a site where I can purchase that exact Cokin package?
CURTKURT24 1 year ago
@CURTKURT24 You can buy any of this stuff off ebay, you won't get these exact items together as one package though.
Everything I bought, I bought seperately from shops. The holder and adapter were a birthday gift as well as money for the filters, which i bought at numerous shops.
mattandhisnikon 1 year ago