Lens & Filter Reviews

This camera is a huge disappointment. It will not zoom at all and when I tried to install the software my anti-virus program said it contained a threat and removed it from my computer. Also, it takes several shots in a row when we only want one....

2 expert reviews | 37 user reviews

The Sony FE 70-300mm F4.5-5.6 G OSS is a crisp, all-weather telezoom. It offers a solid range, balances well with both APS-C and full-frame Sony mirrorless cameras, and delivers crisp results throughout its zoom range. $1,200 is on the pricey side, but...

7 expert reviews | 31 user reviews

My copy of this lens is sharper (especially at the wide angle settings) than my example of the original standard zoom for the Nikon 1 cameras. Very portable but no lens wood here. Manufacturer gives great

5 expert reviews | 35 user reviews

Not a pro photography, so I thought I'd try some filters. With everything digital now days I don't know what these really do as you can use software to tweak your photos. Good price, and fit my camera perfectly.

44 user reviews

The 0.43 opteka fisheye. I don't recomend it its horrible. If I were you I would save up for a 0.3 opteka fisheye they are we better. I've only used the lense a few times because I hate it so much. When you film with it,it looks like its gonna fall...

41 user reviews

Fits brilliantly on my Fuji sl1000.

26 user reviews

Pancake lenses cannot be perfect - the small size simply implies some compromises. However, the Samsung NX 20mm f/2.8 does a pretty good job actually. At f/2.8 you have to live with some corner softness and quite high vignetting. However, the center...

2 expert reviews | 29 user reviews

A telephoto macro lens capable of life-sized magnification from a distance of 30cm.

2 expert reviews | 26 user reviews

keep this on my 24-70 at all times as it protects from knocks and scratches as well as increasing contrast and preventing flare...expensive but essential in my view

1 expert reviews | 29 user reviews

Very good for the money - AF confirm works well with Canon 600D and 1000D. You have to use Manual mode only (not Av) I've found but that's not a problem. Definitely worth spending an extra £2 to get an adapter with the chip. Recommended purchase.

20 user reviews

There's not much more to say that the test results don't already show: very good performance, even when used wide open, and excellent performance when stopped down just a little.

3 expert reviews | 16 user reviews

A really good lens for the money. I use it on an F5. Produces sharp images even wide open. certainly usable for most TV productions.

1 expert reviews | 20 user reviews

Really pleased with this product. The fish eye lens has quite a large amount of black round the frame but I use edit software anyway so I crop it. Got some really good pics in the Lake District. Railway lines through a fisheye are always arty farty....

22 user reviews

This was a good price and just what I was after. I haven't used it too much just yet but I don't anticipate any problems.

16 user reviews

Good

22 user reviews

An older sony TRV series camcorder I had was equipped with a wide angle lens that made you seasick when watching the footage. Since then, I've been weary of going with these types of lenses. However, after reading lots of comments on various forums,...

15 user reviews

It was fast timing, great service, all went super, I would surely reorder from this vender, happy with overall order

17 user reviews

Auto focus is fast. Lens is easy to use and easy to get used to. The quality is generally good.

17 user reviews

Bought this lens brand new when it first came out, using it on a Nikon F5, then the original D1. Hadn't used it much in several years, but pulled it out recently upon finally getting a FF sensor camera (D4)--still works like a champ, and built like a...

22 user reviews

This mouthful of a lens is Sigma's offering in the popular long telephoto range that incorporates a system for overcoming camera shake, this one being called OS (Optical Stabilisation) We take a look at how it performs against some venerable opposition.

2 expert reviews | 13 user reviews

The lens is very fast. If you want a shallow depth of field this is the best lens you can find. I read a mixed bag of reviews here and the people seem to either love it or hate it. The ones that hate it all complain that it is soft - clearly they don't...

17 user reviews

The Tamron 150-500mm F5-6.7 Di III VC VXD lens has the zoom power you'll want for sports and wildlife imaging, as well as a sturdy build to handle location work.

6 expert reviews

The Nikon Nikkor Z 50mm F1.2 S gathers more light than most lenses, netting shots with exceptionally shallow depth of field.

7 expert reviews

This is for Canon bodies. Wasn't too clear when I purchased it. Seems to be French stock judging by the booklet it came with. Not too important as instructions not really required for a lens. I've had limited time with it but seems a cracking lens. The...

11 user reviews

Zeiss and Sony were those companies which started a wave of new 1.4/50 mm class lenses by presenting the Carl Zeiss Planar T* 50 mm f/1.4 ZA SSM in February 2013. Then the launches followed one another and we saw respectively: the Zeiss Otus 1.4/55,...

3 expert reviews | 3 user reviews