Cokin Filter P121M Course 2 ND 4

According to the classic composition rules of landscape photography, the sky occupies three-fifths of the height above a real or imagined horizon. This creates a significant light intensity between the lower and upper parts of the image, which balances out: thus avoiding a washed-out sky and an underexposed landscape. The gray graduated filters from COKIN: The neutral, more or less dark gray of these filters compensates for bright lights. The sky is underexposed, which makes the landscape and architecture more vibrant in color and depth. They are essential for summer shots at the sea or in the mountains.