Cokin Circular Polarising Filter - 95mm
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The Cokin 95mm Circular Polarising Filter is an essential tool for landscape and architectural photographers who need to control light reflections on non-metallic surfaces like water, glass, or foliage. By enhancing color saturation and contrast, this filter delivers punchier images straight from the camera; however, users should be aware that it will require a slight adjustment to exposure settings due to the light-reducing nature of the polariser.
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FAQs
Does this filter work with autofocus?
Yes, circular polarisers are designed to be compatible with the autofocus and metering systems of modern DSLR and mirrorless cameras.
Can I stack this filter with other filters?
When using the Cokin Evo P Series holder, you can stack other compatible filters, but be cautious of vignetting when using wide-angle lenses.
How do I know when it is polarized correctly?
Look through the viewfinder and rotate the filter ring slowly. You will see the reflections disappear or the sky darken at a specific point in the rotation.
Will this filter fit a 77mm lens?
No, this is a 95mm filter. You would need a 95mm to 77mm step-down ring, though that is generally not recommended as it may cause vignetting.
Is the aluminum frame weather-resistant?
While durable, the filter should be kept dry. If it gets wet, wipe it down thoroughly with a clean, dry microfiber cloth as soon as possible.
Troubleshooting
Image looks too dark
Circular polarisers naturally reduce incoming light. Increase your ISO, widen your aperture, or slow down your shutter speed to compensate.
Uneven skies in wide-angle shots
Polarisers can create uneven polarization on ultra-wide lenses (focal lengths under 24mm). Try rotating the filter to a different angle or using a less extreme setting.
Difficult to screw onto lens
Ensure the lens front and filter threads are free of sand or grit. Never force the filter; back it off and restart the threading process.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Significantly reduces glare and reflections
- Boosts color saturation and sky contrast
- High-quality 16-layer EVERCLEAR coating
- Durable yet lightweight aluminum build
- Compatible with the versatile Evo P Series system
Cons
- Requires exposure compensation due to light loss
- Large 95mm size may be bulky for smaller lens setups
- Not intended for metallic surface reflections
- Requires manual rotation to find the optimal polarization angle
Setup, Compatibility & Care
To install the filter, screw it directly onto the front element of any 95mm thread lens. If you are using the Cokin Evo P Series Filter Holder, slide the filter into the dedicated slot provided by the holder system. Always ensure the threads are clean before attaching to prevent cross-threading.
To clean the filter, use a high-quality microfiber cloth and a gentle circular motion. Avoid using harsh chemical cleaners, as these can degrade the 16-layer EVERCLEAR coating. When not in use, store the filter in a protective, padded case to prevent scratches and accumulation of dust.