Cokin A Series Skylight Camera Filter
Skylight filter reduces UV haze and protects the front lens element in the Cokin A-series system
- Skylight filter cuts UV haze for clearer outdoor shots
- Cokin A-series fits A-system filter holders
- Protects front lens element from dust and scratches
- Neutral tint preserves natural colour balance
- Lightweight resin construction keeps kit weight low
What it is and who it’s for
The Cokin A Series Skylight Filter is a screw-in lens accessory designed to reduce ultraviolet haze and add a subtle warm tone to outdoor photographs. It fits the Cokin A-series filter holder system, making it suitable for photographers who use that square-filter format and want a protective front element with a slight colour correction.
What it replaces and when the upgrade makes sense
It replaces a bare lens front or a clear protective filter by adding UV absorption and a gentle pink cast that can improve skin tones and landscape colour. The jump is worth it when you shoot in open shade, high altitude or coastal light where UV haze flattens contrast and cools the image more than you want.
Behaviour under sustained use
The optical glass maintains its transmission and colour characteristics over long shooting sessions without shifting hue or introducing flare beyond the initial design. Because it sits in a rigid resin frame inside the A-series holder, it resists vignetting on wide-angle lenses even when stacked with other filters in the same slot.
How it compares
Measured against everything we stock in Lens Filters & Polarizers, at today’s prices. Recalculated every night.
- Price $8.99
- Cheaper than about 94% of the 1,281 comparable items (median $48.99).
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will the Cokin A series skylight filter fit my Cokin A series filter holder?
Yes, the filter is designed for the Cokin A series holder system and slots directly into the holder's filter grooves.
How do I install the filter correctly, and what is the common mistake?
Slide the filter into the holder with the coated side facing the lens; the common mistake is inserting it backwards, which can cause reflections.
How should I clean the filter and when might it need replacing?
Clean with a microfibre cloth and lens cleaning fluid; replace if the optical coating becomes scratched or degraded.
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