Lens & Filter Reviews

Bought this for my latest Africa trip to get some super wide angle shots in lodge rooms, balconies, small streets etc. It does give wide angle but the discolouring and distortion around the edge means you have to cut out 1/3 of the shot you took, thus...

63 user reviews

This is effectively nothing more than a deep read filter. It passes far too much of the visible spectrum to be used for infrared photography. If you want a cheap alternative to the Hoya infrared filter then try the Top! or Massa brands.

47 user reviews

Very good with 60mm macro. Scan is easy and quick. Don't buy expensive scanners.This is better than you can think.

37 user reviews

Just don't buy it. That's all.

29 user reviews

I dithered a bit before buying this lens cover, baulking at the cost compared to the clone copies available elsewhere (I've had no issues in using clone batteries with my em-1 or e-510 cameras). In the end, I bit the bullet and thought , "What the...

13 user reviews

Nearly all ND filters have some kind of colour cast but this pair add a strong brown colouration which is difficult to remove in PP, even when shooting raw. This is especially noticeable when stacking them. They're cheap, and fine for monochrome use,...

11 user reviews

I ordered this white balance lens cap because it could snap on your lens and would be easy to white balance with. It looked like a fast and efficient way to pre-white balalnce. Instead what I got was a Poloroid white balancing cap yes, but it was a...

8 user reviews

The lenses are good quality lenses but the zoom has to be almost fully extended to eliminate the sides of the tube adapter from showing. Also, if the zoom is fully extended on the tele 2x zoom lens, it will create a blurred picture. The last con is...

8 user reviews

Conclusions The Pentax HD DA 20-40mm F2.8-4 ED Limited DC WR is a solid choice for photographers in want of an all-weather zoom. It's compact, light, and sharp throughout its zoom range, even if that range is rather unambitious. But, even after...

2 expert reviews

Conclusions The Pentax Limited series puts an emphasis on build quality and size, and for the most part, limits the maximum aperture of lenses in order to capture a tack sharp photo at every setting. The HD DA 21mm F3.2 AL Limited is the exception, as...

2 expert reviews

Unimpressed as i opened the box, made of plastic instant & felt like a cheply made product. opening the in-lens shutter was alot of faffing about even while in your hand pressing any of the 3 switches in random order and even then the interior lens...

4 user reviews

excellent product

4 user reviews

Keeps nose away from screen

4 user reviews

It sits perfectly in its ring holder. But it quite thick and cause slight vignette. Hope Hitech introduce a thinner one sometimes in the future.

4 user reviews

This ND Filter has A Very Bad Orange Colour cast. not recommended at all, can NOT be corrected in post.

4 user reviews

The Samsung 20mm NX Pancake Lens provides a classic wide-angle field of view, but you'll have to stop down to f/4 to get sharp photos.

3 expert reviews | 1 user reviews

like I said in the title, not enough megapickles. also, it doesn't have an HDR mode. I guess I can just use it for everyday snapshots.

4 user reviews

We really liked the Samsung NX 20-50mm f/3.5-5.6 for various reasons. Optically it is among the best standard zoom lenses in the mirrorless system class that we've seen so far. It is capable of delivering very sharp results across the focal length...

3 expert reviews

I bought this to shoot airshows and kids' outdoor sports (soccer, baseball, football), originally on a film body but the last few years on a DX digital body. For those uses it is great, considering I paid so little for it. However the autofocus is...

2 user reviews

Smooth operation, good image. Small for power

4 user reviews

If you're looking for something to do a decent job at a fish eye effect, this is your thing. It does a pretty good job-it doesn't catch the entire tunnel look on my camera, but maybe on your's-but it does have one big downfall: indoor shooting. When...

4 user reviews

2 expert reviews

The Nikkor AF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 G ED DX II is a marginal update to the originalmk I variant. The optical design has not been changed so the general observationsregarding image quality remain the same. The tested mk II sample has a sightlybetter...

2 expert reviews | 28 user reviews

If you own or have used this lens, let us know what you think! Leave your comments and thoughts below. Photo Zone: The Canon EF 100-300mm f/5.6 L can still convince optically with very high resoltion figures, low distortions and quite low vignetting...

2 expert reviews | 37 user reviews

great item,will use again,many thanks

5 user reviews