6 Responses to “Dp1 + Cokin”

1. 1 Boothrp
   Mar 29th, 2008 at 4:44 am

   Hey Carl, you’re really struggling to cope with such a small camera, you just can’t resist adding things on to it ;-).
   A nice big Metz flashgun next ??

   DP1 stock seems to be coming through to the UK, but I’ve just invested in a 21MM F3.2 for my Pentax Istds, so my DP1 desires are on hold for a while.The results won’t be as good as DP1 but it will be easier to charge the batteries in Nepal.
   Love your site & your positive attitude. I’m learning more than just photography from you !
   Best wishes, Paul.

2. 2 John
   Mar 29th, 2008 at 11:21 am

   How did you do that?

   I am still waiting for the next shipment of DP1 on April 11th.

   Cant wait.

3. 3 Carl Rytterfalk
   Mar 29th, 2008 at 11:26 am

   Thanks Paul, I’m sure you will be happy with your tool. Just make the very best out of it and you’ll be rewarded I’m sure. I hope you stay around even if you don’t have a DP1. :)

4. 4 Carl Rytterfalk
   Mar 29th, 2008 at 11:31 am

   Hi John,

   First you need the optional hood. As you see on my video I show you that there is a screw mount possible at 46mm - Cokin don’t go that far - their smallest attachment is 49mm so I ordered a 46 - 49mm converter and with that on I bought the Cokin 49mm plate (that you see on the smaller image) and with that one attached you attache the filter mounter thingi. :D

   maaan so many parts that needs a word. I have no clue what all these parts are called. But you get the point I guess.

5. 5 Brian Mosley
   Apr 9th, 2008 at 10:30 am

   Hi Carl,

   thanks for this tip, brilliant! I would like to get this for my DP1 for landscapes… I couldn’t find your video explaining the screw mount?

   Kind Regards

   Brian

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