Filter kit Massa Cokin P holder for 52mm lenses with 3 filters (model SB3724)

The Massa Filter kit Cokin P holder for 52mm lenses with 3 filters (model SB3724) provides a compact, modular solution for photographers who need graduated, neutral density and color correction options on lenses with a 52 mm filter thread. The kit includes a Cokin P-series holder that mounts to the lens thread and three interchangeable rectangular filters that slide into the holder. By allowing single or stacked filters, the system enables gradual control over exposure, contrast and color balance without changing lenses.

Advantages

The Cokin P holder is lightweight and compatible with any lens that accepts a 52 mm screw thread, offering quick attachment and secure positioning. The three included filters cover common creative needs—graduated transitions, neutral density shading and basic color correction—so photographers can adjust scene brightness and tonal distribution in-camera. The slide-in filter format reduces vignetting on wide-angle lenses compared with some screw-on multi-filter solutions and simplifies swapping or combining filters in the field.

Suitable for

• Landscape photography requiring graduated exposure control
• Long exposure and motion blur photography using neutral density
• Color correction and balance adjustments in mixed lighting
• Travel and outdoor photography where compact filter systems are preferred

Key specifications

• Holder type: Cokin P-series rectangular filter holder
• Lens thread compatibility: 52 mm screw mount
• Included filters: three slide-in rectangular filters (graduated/ND/color-correction types)
• Mounting method: screw-on adapter ring to lens thread with slide-in filter slots
• Construction: lightweight holder compatible with standard P-series filter sizes

How to use

Screw the adapter ring of the Cokin P holder onto a lens with a 52 mm thread until secure, then attach the holder to the ring. Slide the desired filter into one of the holder slots and position it vertically or rotated as needed to align a graduated transition or color effect with the scene. For stronger effects, slide additional filters into the remaining slots to stack filters. Make small exposure adjustments in camera or use metering compensation when applying neutral density filters. Remove or replace filters by sliding them out of the holder when composition or lighting changes.

Usage recommendations

To minimize vignetting on wide-angle lenses, use only the necessary number of stacked filters and keep filters clean and free of dust. When working with graduated filters, adjust the vertical position and rotation to match the horizon or subject transitions precisely. For long exposures with neutral density filters, always use a tripod and check exposure with test shots.