Cokin P7 Infrared 89B Filter, P-Series

2019-03-19T09:14:41

I have an old D70 converted to infrared and I was hoping for something like the results that were achieved with the infrared film of days gone by. I guess I'll have to wait for the new Kodak filter to come available. Other than that it does improve b&w photos its only a toy so I guess it can wait.

Richard K.

2018-11-20T09:04:25

I find this very helpful I can use it on many lenses

Glenn P.

2018-10-31T00:49:45

I wanted the square filter but I am able to adjust this to fit in my filter system so it will do just fine

Michael O.

2012-08-26T21:00:00

I bought this filter because I've recently gotten into infrared photograph. I really like mixing the infrared with color photography in photoshop and lightroom. It is just different when you have it straight out of the camera. Feels more organic. It is well worth the purchase.

RUSSEL H.

2011-11-06T19:00:00

Great results after the post processing learning curve. I was expecting it to be a rectangle filter, not a round filter.

CK P.

2009-08-18T21:00:00

I bought this filter as a way to try infared photography without a lot of expense. The Cokin 89B filter is great. Easy to use , works very effectively. I enjoy the addition of IR images to my fine art products and to portrait sessions. The effect is stunning to my clients and models alike. It is just one more idea to offer my clients.

Joe

2009-01-20T19:00:00

Took a minute to figure out how to get it installed in the mount, but after that, it's AWESOME! Love the quality and consistency.

mrmaniacl

2008-12-28T19:00:00

This is my first use of an infrared filter and I love it. I would definitely recommend this filter as a starter due to the price and the fact that it part of the Cokin P series (which I am very fond of).

Geoqueen

2008-09-08T21:00:00

i'm disappointed ..itdid notwork well with my canon 40d

domars

2008-08-26T21:00:00

Purchased a news lens and needed series P size. Series P is sandwiched between sturdy pieces of plastic making it easy to grasp and install as well as blocking out any light seepage.

Boudicca

2008-02-20T19:00:00

For a really interesting effect, use this filter when shooting in solarization color mode. But most importantly, make sure your digital camera can take photos in infrared.

Mr B.

2008-02-03T19:00:00

If you think this is as easy as placing the filter on your lens and shooting, you would be WRONG! You must use a tripod for a long exposure time and learn how to use this filter. While there is nothing wrong with the filter (the filter is deep red, not grey), you need to do some homework. The problem is that most of the Cokin filters are as simple as placing it on your lens and shooting. With this filter, you will also need to manipulate the image in something like Photoshop. On the PRO side, if you can not convert your DSLR into a dedicated IR camera, then this is a good alternative as long as you learn to use it...

Vince

2008-01-22T19:00:00

Great to buy to use with multiple lenses. Only con is you have to hold it in front of the lens unless you buy the cokin mounts to go with each lens.

Melissa

2007-02-11T19:00:00

I'm using the P series filter on a Hasselblad with Rollei medium-format infrared film. Without a filter, the Rollei film is rated at ISO 400 and looks like any other panchromatic film. With this filter, meter at ISO 6 (you'll have really long exposures). This filter is nearly opaque, so be sure to compose your shot without the filter, then remember to set the filter in front of the lens before exposure (you can easily slide the filter almost out of the holder for composition, then slide it back into position). The resultant images are really stunning.

JEFFREY G.