Lens & Filter Reviews

Aside from its asking price and weight, it's tough to find anything wrong with the Canon EF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS II USM. The lens is sharp from edge to edge throughout its zoom range, optically stabilized, and the f/2.8 aperture allows for both a shallow...

32 expert reviews | 1226 user reviews

LENS PROTECTOR AND UV FILTER.

993 user reviews

If you're a Nikon shooter in the market for a macro lens, it doesn't get much better than the AF-S VR Micro-Nikkor 105mm f/2.8G IF-ED. The lens is optically stabilized, very sharp, and focuses close enough to achieve 1:1 magnification. If you prefer a...

32 expert reviews | 893 user reviews

I bought this to complement my F4 L zooms for better portability & wider apertures on various full-frame & crop frame EOS bodies. First impressions are very positive. It is well made for the money and handles well. From F2.8 through to F11 it is tack...

1 expert reviews | 718 user reviews

Inexpensive general purpose and telephoto EF-S zoom lenses have been in the Canon lineup for a long time, but absent was a lens that has great value in a budget APS-C/1.6x format DSLR kit: an inexpensive ultra-wide angle EF-S zoom lens. Canon had the...

5 expert reviews | 505 user reviews

The Canon 70-200mm F2.8 L IS USM is quite simply an excellent lens, which will reward users with quality images in almost every situation. On full-frame 35mm, sharpness is very good even wide open, becoming excellent corner-to-corner when stopped down....

12 expert reviews | 308 user reviews

This lens just clips on to a normal lens and lets you take macro photos. It doesn't work with everything but is certainly fun and was reasonably priced when I got it. Surprising.

313 user reviews

Great pictures. Price good. Great customer service .

226 user reviews

There's no question the Nikon AF-S Nikkor 70-200mm f/2.8G ED VR II is a fine lens. It's capable of capturing crisp, detailed images with a shallow depth of field, and its light-gathering capability makes it a favorite for event coverage and reportage...

23 expert reviews | 195 user reviews

Small enough to fit in the standard camera case when attatched to the camers

165 user reviews

All good and does exactly what I expected. Always a good make.

140 user reviews

I sent this item back because I noticed no difference when using this filter compared to not using it. I tried it on both my Canon SX40 HS and my Canon Rebel.

140 user reviews

Use to enhance my photos.

118 user reviews

The Sony 85mm ƒ/1.4 Zeiss is an excellent lens, offering excellently sharp images at very wide apertures. It rivals the other major manufacturers in terms of its performance, and offers something they don't - image stabilization, which is built-in to...

4 expert reviews | 103 user reviews

As the Canon EF 24-70mm f/4 L IS USM Lens hits the streets, Canon has more 50mm prime lenses in its lineup than it has full frame general purpose zoom lenses - four vs. three.I am omitting from my count the large, heavy EF 28-300mm f/3.5-5.6 L IS USM...

2 expert reviews | 99 user reviews

When I ordered this, the description didn't include a statement that there's no rotating ring to adjust the orientation of the star pattern. Most star filters (even cheaper ones) have a rotating ring similar to that found on circular polarizers, so I...

97 user reviews

I've used various brands of filters in the past, Hoya Pro Digital always rank near the top. High quality glass, easily threads on...and of, does not degrade the color of the shot, good lens protection and at a very fair price, what more can ask for.

83 user reviews

Excellent lens...bought it as a replacement for my 16-50mm kit lens...much sharper images ...

60 user reviews

Was excited to acquire this lens and NOT disappointed with its performance

62 user reviews

No more reaching and fishing for the edge when the hood is on!

60 user reviews

Should have bought this lens months ago. Purchased the 35mmf2 version 6 months ago, and know I had made a mistake. Only used it for one session, and have already taken some good landscape and portrait pictures. Not only is it ultra-sharp and free from...

58 user reviews

I purchased this for my husband because he's a badass photographer. He says it works fine, it's just a little over priced.

56 user reviews

An updated version of Sigma's 8mm f/4 spherical fisheye, this is the field's widest circular fisheye with autofocus. It's also among the last Sigma film-era lenses to be upgraded with coatings that suppress reflections from digital sensors ("DG"). It...

3 expert reviews | 58 user reviews

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6 expert reviews | 52 user reviews

Conclusions Wide-angle lenses are often on the large side, and it's rare that you see one with an f/1.4 aperture. But the Sigma 20mm F1.4 DG HSM Art is a special lens indeed. Not only does it capture a lot of light, it also manages to focus close,...

16 expert reviews | 32 user reviews