Lens & Filter Reviews

The lens takes good usable prints about 90% of the time. The L series lenses are clearer but barely. A professional photographer I was read said that the photographer takes the picture, more expensive gear won't make the pics any better!

107 user reviews

This gives me such a good range on my camera I'm sure it will be the most common I use. Lovely handle and excellent results.

5 expert reviews | 96 user reviews

The Sony 70-200mm F2.8 G is without doubt an excellent lens. Don't be fooled by the fact that it's based on a 7-year old Minolta design - it's at least a match for the more recent third party options from Tamron and Sigma, and only just outperformed by...

9 expert reviews | 92 user reviews

been using this for just under a year now, and it works great. For studio use, I would definitely order a wider size. I bought this mainly to travel for Events, and out of studio sessions.

91 user reviews

The Sigma 100-400mm F5-6.3 DG DN OS Contemporary is an affordable, quality telezoom lens with plenty of reach for sports and wildlife.

14 expert reviews | 65 user reviews

Is the Nikon 55-300mm f/4.5-5.6G AF-S DX VR Lens right for you? Learn all you need to know in The-Digital-Picture.com's review!

4 expert reviews | 77 user reviews

Works well with Canon 80D, good general purpose zoom, especially in lower light

80 user reviews

I wish I could attach a photo using this lens but I do not see an upload button to do so. With use and practice you just fall in love more and more. I will post a link to the photo I am describing below using this great lens. A couple days ago I took...

81 user reviews

If your just starting out with photography this is the perfect lens for you, excellent by far.

78 user reviews

I use this Zeiss lens exclusively with a Sony NEX-VG900 camcorder. It certainly feels solid and is heavy. Zoom and manual focus seems very good.My 6,000x4,000 pixel still images are flawless and sharp with the FF sensor. AF is fast and smooth but quite...

8 expert reviews | 72 user reviews

Designed to enable more stable handheld shooting, Nikon’s Vibration Reduction system lets you shoot at up to four stops slower, without the image-degrading blur that can be caused by camera shake. A way to counter the effects of camera shake is...

1 expert reviews | 82 user reviews

It's a good lens for the price and a nice way to get started with dslr photography. If you're like me, you'll quickly find that you want a faster lens, but this is great place to begin since it comes with most kits.

84 user reviews

This lens, like the Canon 1.4/35, can’t be assessed by price. Nikkor 2.0/35 has definitely more advantages than disadvantages and it cooperates well on the D3 and on the D200. At an affordable price, it is especially attractive for the DX sensor reflex...

1 expert reviews | 68 user reviews

Great for wild life.

67 user reviews

The whole item is good. Nice weight, smooth operation and great case.

57 user reviews

Does what it says on the box.

49 user reviews

Does what it says on the box.

47 user reviews

Does what it says on the box.

47 user reviews

Does what it says on the box.

47 user reviews

Does what it says on the box.

47 user reviews

Does what it says on the box.

47 user reviews

Does what it says on the box.

49 user reviews

Wide-angle shooters should take a close look at the Fujifilm Fujinon XF 14mm F2.8 R. This lens is quite good, but it is priced accordingly. The 21mm-equivalent prime lens is one that isn't available in competing mirrorless systems—Sony, Samsung, and...

14 expert reviews | 39 user reviews

I bought this to go on the front of my Tamron 150-600 super zoom. It's big and expensive but then, so is the lens. Worth it.

48 user reviews

Sigma has a habit of identifying shortcomings in the lens offerings by other camera manufacturers and exploiting them: in 2006, with the introduction of the first 50-150mm ƒ/2.8 DC, it managed a coup, offering a 70-200mm experience for the APS-C camera.

7 expert reviews | 45 user reviews