Lens & Filter Reviews

It's a pretty simple device. A flat black tube with threads at each end. Quality excellent. It adapts the 46 mm thread on the camera to a standard 52 mm. A standard wide angle converter lens or a filter can then be attached.

31 user reviews

Will got the job done, in lieu of buying a much pricier, albiet more satisfying solution. Because all but the center 25% of the image is blurred, this is more of an "effect" lens, than a true wide angle solution. Build seems solid enough. Lets talk...

28 user reviews

covers a better focal length than standard kit lens.

27 user reviews

This is a great lens for landscape & buildings photography

15 user reviews

this does the job at a good price.

20 user reviews

Every thing worked well

19 user reviews

Having downsized from a large SLR (Nikon D200) because of arthritis in my wrists to a lighter more compact camera(Olympus E-P1) I missed my Sigma 10-20mm wide angle. After wrestling with the limited options available to me in the micro 4/3 format I...

3 expert reviews | 18 user reviews

One of the best situations in which to consider a third party lens is when the camera body manufacturer does not have an equivalent offering. Meet the Sigma 20mm f/1.8 EX DG Lens - as of this writing, Canon does not offer a lens this wide with an...

1 expert reviews | 14 user reviews

The Olympus Zuiko Digital 50mm F2.0 Macro is a lens which we've held in high regard ever since we started using it for our reviews of Four Thirds camera bodies, and subjecting it to our full optical test suite shows precisely why. Certainly in terms of...

8 expert reviews | 9 user reviews

I came on Amazon and saw 8 glowing review and thought, wow, this cheap set must be decent. But therein is the fallacy of trusting the opinion of others. I opened these up, excited, and within 10 minutes i am boxing them back up. The wide angle is...

19 user reviews

The Sony FE 70-200mm F4 G OSS is a serious lens, and another sign that Sony is committed to making its full-frame mirrorless system one that's known for image quality. It's sharp throughout its range, it includes a focus limiter function, and its image...

7 expert reviews | 1 user reviews

This is a fantastic lens for travel! It's silent, quick, and reliable. This lens is very sharp for photographing objects from the size of a grapefruit to a statue. If you're going for tons of detail and challenging situations (low light, complicated...

12 user reviews

The 150-600mm Sports is an excellent lens. While larger and heavier than its contemporary (no pun intended), it offers incredible value for the price. This is a telephoto superzoom made for experienced photographers, that offers long range without...

8 expert reviews

Perfect fit. No negative issues.

14 user reviews

Does just what it\'s meant to

1 expert reviews | 8 user reviews

Good sharp pictures well made quality piece of kit

8 user reviews

As there are more and more reflex cameras with sensor stabilization and a strong marketing overtone of the “stabilization” term as well, two biggest photographic market tycoons - the Canon and Nikon companies - started to notice the seriousness of the...

2 expert reviews | 8 user reviews

On a digital body it shines., , , Get rid of the corners and this lens does quite well. D1 and D100 owners will like this lens., , , , , Value, , . Decent value for 35mm users, great value for digital users., , , ,

1 expert reviews | 4 user reviews

This was a lens bought for use in railway photography which proved to be a little soft at full aperture; whilst giving reasonably acceptable results with D200 / D300 bodies they were not of sufficient quality to be considered by the user for...

3 expert reviews | 2 user reviews

I bought 2 of these, one to protect my Canon EFS 18-55mm lens and the other to protect my Canon EF 70-300mm 1:4-5.6 IS USM lens, and they fit perfectly. Unlike other reviewers I've had no issues with the lens caps fitting the filters and also I use...

14 user reviews

There is no substitute for perfect daylight conditions or controlled studio lighting, but I am very impressed with the capabilities of this mini video light.

11 user reviews

The Sigma AF 55-200mm f/4-5.6 DC is a budget lens and it shows in some aspects such as small max. aperture combined with a limited zoom range and some mechanical shortcomings (rotating front element and coupled focus ring). Nonetheless the lens is also...

2 expert reviews | 11 user reviews

As the first weather-resistant lens for the XF system, the new Fujifilm XF 18-135mm F3.5-5.6 R LM OIS WR offers an appealing combination of versatile zoom range, good image quality, excellent construction and handling, and fair value for money.

4 expert reviews

Wide-aperture vignetting is more noticeable than in Nikon's 24mm lens and it's not quite as sharp, but image quality is very good overall.

2 expert reviews

As long as it stays at a sub-$1,000 price, the Sigma 18-35mm F1.8 DC HSM lens will be a great deal for photographers using APS-C dSLRs.

2 expert reviews