Massa filter kit Cokin P-type for 72 mm lenses — holder + 3 filters

The Massa filter kit Cokin P-type for 72 mm lenses includes a dedicated Cokin P-compatible holder and three rectangular slot filters designed to fit lenses using a 72 mm adapter ring. The set provides photographers with graduated and neutral density-style control as well as color correction or creative color effects. The holder mounts to the lens via the included 72 mm adapter ring and accepts multiple thin rectangular filters that slide into the holder for precise vertical positioning and easy adjustment during composition and exposure control.

Advantages

This kit offers modular compatibility with the Cokin P system, enabling use of standard P-type rectangular filters for landscape, architecture and long-exposure photography. The holder’s design permits fine vertical adjustment of each filter to place graduations or color transitions exactly where needed in the frame. The inclusion of three filters allows immediate creative control over contrast, exposure balance and color without needing multiple screw-in filters. The 72 mm adapter ring simplifies mounting on compatible lenses and ensures a secure connection between lens and holder.

Suitable for

• Landscape photography with sky-to-foreground exposure balancing
• Architectural shots requiring controlled contrast and color
• Long-exposure scenes where graduated ND effects are useful
• Creative color or tint effects in outdoor and studio settings

Key specifications

• Filter system: Cokin P-type compatible holder
• Adapter ring size: for 72 mm lens threads
• Filter format: rectangular/slot filters (thin slide-in type)
• Included components: filter holder + three rectangular filters
• Mounting: holder attaches to lens via 72 mm adapter ring; filters slide into holder

How to use

Attach the 72 mm adapter ring to the lens thread, then secure the Cokin P-type holder onto the adapter. Slide one or more rectangular filters into the holder slots and rotate or shift the holder to position graduations or color transitions where required in the composition. Adjust exposure and focus after placing filters; when using dense neutral density or graduated filters, compensate exposure settings accordingly. To change filters, gently pull the selected filter out of the slot and replace it with another from the set.

Usage recommendations

When shooting landscapes or architecture, place graduated filters so the transition aligns with the horizon or architectural lines to avoid uneven exposure. For long exposures, use the neutral density-style filters in combination with a tripod and remote release to minimize camera movement. Keep filter surfaces clean and store filters in a protective pouch to prevent scratches and dust between uses.