
Review Summary
2008-04-05T21:00:00
Positive points: * Both are very much more effective lens shades than the little rubber or metal things. * Both provide at least 1 slot for Cokin filters of their respective size. The X offers 2 slots and the P offers 1. (Note: There are 3 slots in the P, but 2 of them have friction retainers that will rub on the face edge of the filter; not nice.) * Both adjust in their extension and maintain their adjustment without the need of any external support or retainer. Negative points: * Both the X and P have light leaks at the filter slot, and this may be a problem, depending on the filter. This could be a serious problem if multiple exposure masks are used. Suggest wrapping a black cloth around the filter slot. * The self supporting bellows is nice, but it is not clear how long this will last. What is inside that is bending and deforming to keep the shape? For how long?
HARVEY L.







The Cokin Modular Bellows is a unique, flexible and self-supporting lens shade which can fit almost any camera available thanks to a Cokin Adaptor Ring. The bellows provides excellent control over the ambient light conditions, it also cuts the glare out for clean and sharp images. An integrated Cokin Filter-Holder is solidly fixed at the rear end of every bellows.