AGM Global Vision Fuzion TM25-384 Fusion Thermal Monocular
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Cokin
A four-point star filter that turns highlights into starbursts for creative effects, requiring a separate P-series holder and adapter ring
The Cokin P057 is a P-series star filter designed to transform bright points of light into four-point artistic starbursts. It suits photographers wanting creative in-camera effects for night scenes or reflective surfaces. The filter requires a separate Cokin P-series adapter ring and holder which are not included in the package.
Under continuous shooting the optical glass maintains consistent starburst rendering without flare buildup across multiple exposures. The effect remains stable during long sessions of night or event photography where bright highlights recur. Users should ensure the holder system is securely mounted to prevent vignetting during extended use.
| Brand | Cokin |
|---|---|
| Type | Accessory |
The filter is a passive glass accessory and draws no power at all.
Any Cokin P-series holder and the matching adapter ring for your lens thread size are required.
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