Lens & Filter Reviews

Fantastic lens for a great price compared to the Sony equivalent. Takes a more standard 62mm size of filter

5 user reviews

Quiet, fast autofocus. Very useful field of view - I use this as my walk around lens on a full-frame camera when I go hiking. Wide enough for light landscape / architectural use (though, if this is a primary need of yours, you probably want something...

13 user reviews

great product for a fair price

13 user reviews

sharp, bokeh is lovely, fast, super quick AF (autofocus), lightweight, feels solid, great for filming low light situations, clean crisp images,

12 user reviews

In short, I love this lens. I should have got one ages ago. If you love photography and traveling with your camera, don't think twice. Spoil yourself, you will not be sorry.

12 user reviews

A 70-200 mm f/2.8 class lens or its equivalent designed to work on small sensors is a classic journalistic device. Such a lens is usually designed for difficult and demanding tasks so it is expected it will perform well in every situation, never...

2 expert reviews | 10 user reviews

Loved it. Hit the spot.

5 user reviews

WORKS WITH THE 300D

12 user reviews

Really good great images.

11 user reviews

useful as normal lens for DX format and aswell close up work too.

5 user reviews

Nikon's current offerings in the non-manual lens category are comprised of just three items: The AF Micro-Nikkor 60 mm f/2.8D, the AF-S VR Micro-Nikkor 105 mm f/2.8G IF-ED and the AF Micro-Nikkor 200 mm f/4D IF-ED. We have already tested the second...

2 expert reviews | 5 user reviews

i just wanted to know if this would work for an a390? i'm getting it soon (just ordered) and i would want to get this and want to know if it's compatible with my future camera.

1 expert reviews | 5 user reviews

Image quality is first rate. One of the best Canon lenses I have owned.

13 user reviews

Shooting HDSLR video at a professional level requires a full assortment of neutral density filtration. I own an extensive array of B+W filters, and this brand is largely deserving of their excellent reputation. Not many manufacturers offer extreme...

5 user reviews

The Lowepro Filter Pocket provides good protection for a selection of filters when out and about. A compact form factor providing excellent protection.

1 expert reviews | 5 user reviews

Does what I expected it to do. Zooms well, the vibration control is great for not needing a tri- or mono-pod. Even at full zoom, there isn't any blurring due to camera shake. It does stick at times, but usually if I'm aiming down not straight out. From...

10 user reviews

I recently oordered a "soft filter" for my Canon camera, as I was going to photograph a wedding for a friend. I found one, and when I got it, I realized it was 52!!!mm, not 58 mm which is the size that fits my camera!! Came on Amazon, found 1 (only...

5 user reviews

Spend the extra $14 and get the HD-5050 PRO-LE which has the threaded front to add filters. If you can't find it on Amazon try B&H. Trust me. You want to be able to zoom with a wide angle and you can't really do it on the 3032 model. Get the 5050.

5 user reviews

A must when you have some humidity. Why not included with all telrad. Without you cannot rapidly view anything due to condensation

10 user reviews

Not the longest or clearest Canon Telephoto, it is still one of the best lenses available. It works amazingly in multiple photography applications such as: sports, fashion, and portraiture. From Nascar to catalog Fashion, this lense has you covered!...

5 user reviews

I would have to agree with A. D. Lum's review on this teleconversion lens. I was disappointed with the fact that it isn't that much of an enhancement. I to also expected it to be a "Wow" but was also like "Oh... OK". There was vignetting when fully...

10 user reviews

I bought this so that I could use the same CPL filter on all of my lenses. It certainly saves $ as GOOD filters are in no way inexpensive. It was curious that the step adapter came in a very plain cellophane wrapper with no labeling to state that it...

5 user reviews

I enjoyed using the 21mm ƒ/3.2 as a walk-around lens on a K100 Super: it's small enough to be extremely portable, fast enough to be very versatile, and tough enough to last.

1 expert reviews | 6 user reviews

Original packaging missing, but otherwise OK. The lens cap was marked badly which was worrying at first. Until I put the item on the desk I realised how the scratches on the plastic cover came to be! The lens was in good nick apart from that. Unmarked...

5 user reviews

The one nagging question that's always on the mind of a new lens kit DSLR camera owner is whether to purchase an additional and often more capable lens. Because the average kit lens is not always satisfying, buyers often quickly start searching for a...

2 expert reviews | 7 user reviews