Lens & Filter Reviews

Grean lens cleaner kit neat and effective

48 user reviews

i have bought several sets of these for my various lens sizes. great value useful carry case and do the job quite well, cant compare them to top end filters but then again look at the price of top end filters, i think this kit is good enough for anyone...

45 user reviews

When I was looking at ND filters, I decided I should just go for the most highly rated(but pricey too) one instead of getting many cheaper ones and I was not wrong. The price paid was worth it and the quality showed in the photos; 10 stops are really...

52 user reviews

Let me preface this by saying I bought mine used and not from Amazon.com. With that out of the way, the lens I bought was in nearly-new condition and I've found it to be a perfect walk-around lens for my Olympus 4/3 DSLR. The lens is NOT fast and does...

46 user reviews

Conclusion The Sony FE 90mm F2.8 Macro G OSS is a killer macro lens, and an easy pick for Editors' Choice. It's perfectly sharp from edge to edge when stopped down the the narrow apertures that you're likely to use for macro photography, handles...

7 expert reviews | 34 user reviews

Just what I needed to fit my speaker! Excellent quality and good price too.

44 user reviews

Just ordered this and I hope I didn't make a mistake as far as the kit lens is concerned. I am just now reading that the 20-50mm lens does not have OIS. And I am reading that it is inferior to the 16-50mm lens. I feel good about the camera purchase...

35 user reviews

The Fujifilm WCL-X100 is a classy addition to your X100 kit, perfectly matching the camera body in both build and optical quality. It does only moderately widen the angle of view from 35mm to 28mm, though, and priced at £249.99 / $349.95 it's not...

3 expert reviews | 37 user reviews

Is needed

36 user reviews

I always have it on my 35 mm lens. Happy with it , i will recommend it to anybody. :)

43 user reviews

The Tokina AF 100mm f/2.8 AT-X Pro D macro is one more third-party offeringin the popular macro lens arena. It is part of Tokina's professional gradeAT-X (Advanced-Technology Extra) lens lineup. The lens featuresan optimized coating for today's image...

2 expert reviews | 37 user reviews

I got this at Christmas but didn't get a chance to really use it much until recently. Build quality seems good, obviously don't drop it! Focusing is smooth, aperture clicks fine. Hood is provided. I did a shoot in in a dimly lit house and having a fast...

35 user reviews

I am an amateur photographer and I was looking for something with a little more zoom and quality than the lens that came with my camera. I have taken the same exact shot with both lens' and this one is a way better quality image.

1 expert reviews | 39 user reviews

Good quality for a third party brand for a filter holder and step down ring, no need to by branded one for the holder

42 user reviews

The Mamiya 7 is a great camera. If you need higher image quality than 35mm, some flexibility as to lens choice, and portability, the Mamiya 7 is a faithful companion.

1 expert reviews | 39 user reviews

It's a little bigger than the previous version, but it's still as amazing as ever. The 35mm Summicron is a lens you never get tired of. This is the one lens you can live with if you could only have one. To me, it is the "normal" lens for all 35mm...

42 user reviews

Best uber zoom in the land (prior to the release of the 28-300L IS replacement) Shoot a landscape and zoom out to nail a BIF w/o changing lenses. Great for soccer/baseball. Good long lens technique will yield sharp images wide open throughout it's 10x...

3 expert reviews | 34 user reviews

With superb optical performance, a background-blurring f-stop, and lightning-fast focus, the FE 85mm F1.4 GM II is the premiere short tele lens for portraiture and bokeh on Sony's mirrorless system.

21 expert reviews | 12 user reviews

Purchased this lens as something of a might use/ keep in pocket type of lens. How wrong I was, hardly ever comes off my XES2, hardly gets a second glance on the street, and takes great landscapes. Described by others as ugly, far from it, it's...

1 expert reviews | 33 user reviews

Great

33 user reviews

And a lot cheaper, cannot understand how Olympus can justify the price they charge for a piece of plastic. Can be reverse fitted although not really necessary and its not too deep.

27 user reviews

Hoya are a popular and respected filter manufacturer, this filter is quite specialised in this day and age, because it's only useful for those shooting b&w film. First of all, it has a well built frame, sturdy and solid, light and not too thick....

26 user reviews

I got this at Christmas but didn't get a chance to really use it much until recently. Build quality seems good, obviously don't drop it! Focusing is smooth, aperture clicks fine. Hood is provided. I did a shoot in in a dimly lit house and having a fast...

33 user reviews

Is this a worthy upgrade from the original 70-200 VR I? Or is it the best 70-165mm zoom ever made?Let's take a look.Introduction:The original 70-200 AF-S VRI is a legendary optic that continues to be among Nikon's most popular ...

30 user reviews

I may also buy the 250, or one of Raynox's more powerful accessory lenses, for insect and flower shots -- but for now this works just fine addeed to my kit macro (with a 49-to-43mm ring) on my NEX-7.

29 user reviews