Cokin Adapter Ring P 52mm

Cokin Adapter Ring P 52mm – Easy attachment of filter holder

With the Cokin Adapter Ring P 52mm, you can easily attach Cokin P-series filter holders to your lens. This adapter ring is ideal for photographers and filmmakers who want to take advantage of the creative possibilities that Cokin filters offer. By screwing the ring onto the filter thread of your lens, you can quickly and smoothly mount the filter holder and start creating amazing images.

Features and Benefits

The Cokin Adapter Ring P 52mm is designed to fit lenses with a filter size of 52 mm. This allows users with compatible lenses to easily use filters without having to replace the entire system. The adapter ring is robust and durable, ensuring it withstands use over a longer period. Once you have mounted the ring, you can easily click on the filter holder, saving time and making it easier to switch between different filters during photography or filming.

Typical Use Cases

This adapter ring is perfect for both amateur and professional photographers working with Cokin filters. Whether you are creating landscape images, portraits, or video projects, this adapter ring will facilitate the use of filters that can enhance colors and contrast, as well as provide creative effects. With a simple installation, you can quickly adapt your kit to different photography scenarios.

Specifications

• Size: M (P-series)
• Diameter: 52 mm
• Filter Holder: BP400A, BPW400A, BPE01
• Warranty: 2 years

Frequently asked questions

What size is the Cokin Adapter Ring P?
Cokin Adapter Ring P 52mm is designed to fit lenses with a filter size of 52 mm.

How do you mount the Cokin Adapter Ring P 52mm?
You screw the ring onto the filter thread of your lens to easily attach Cokin P-series filter holders.

Which filter holders are compatible with this adapter ring?
Cokin Adapter Ring P 52mm is compatible with filter holders BP400A, BPW400A, and BPE01.

Who is this adapter ring suitable for?
This adapter ring is perfect for both amateur and professional photographers working with Cokin filters.