Lens & Filter Reviews

Lightweight and extremely sharp wide open

2 user reviews

It's OK.

2 user reviews

Filters good but tricky to rotate.

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We found a slight improvement in overall performance in our Imatest tests, which were based upon JPEG files captured with the lens on the OM-D E-M5 camera body. Resolution was generally slightly higher than our tests on the previous lens recorded and...

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Without integrated stabilisation, this lens is better suited to Olympus cameras than Panasonic's M4/3 models (apart from the GX7), because the Olympus cameras have IBIS (In-Body Image Stabilisation) built in, which compensates for camera shake by...

2 expert reviews

Very good image quality

4 user reviews

Also gives focus information with 6D. Good quality.

4 user reviews

The Fujifilm XF 10-24mm F4 R OIS is the widest lens in the fledgling XF line-up and is therefore worthy of attention from anyone interested in capturing everything from landscapes to up close and personal street photos. As well as being ultra-wide,...

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Love it! goes very well with my 12-35 f 2.8 lumix glass

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Purchased 2 for the Me Foto roadtrip, as i did not expect a plate to come with it but it did so now i have three. Anyway, first thing i noticed was to screw it on the camera it has a flippy thing to help you tighten whereas the plate that came with the...

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4 user reviews

So easy to set and use. Great bit of kit

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This filter is exactly what I was after. It drops the light by a massive 10 stops and the results are brilliant. This is a 9 shot panoramic image taken with the filter. 9 photos each 25 seconds long at F16. The result is the blurred sea and clouds....

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The Sony Carl Zeiss Sonnar T* FE 55mm F1.8 ZA captures sharp, lovely images, but it's not a budget lens.

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Considering that I purchased this product for exclusive use on the unsharp 500mm f8 telephoto mirror lens; It is redundant. The product is as good as Hoya.

4 user reviews

In terms of market visibility Samsung NX is probably the weakest mirrorless system at the moment but regarding their lens lineup they have more attractive offerings than e.g. Sony and Nikon (as of the time of this review). The Samsung NX 85mm f/1.4 ED...

3 expert reviews

Thank You that someone sells this stuff. Good to setup extra flashes by leaving the rubber bands on all of my flashes, without having to buy entire kits just for these parts.

2 user reviews

Just what I wanted and expected and a better price than other websites and what my college had quoted so was happy to pay it delivery takes a week would have been nice to be quicker but comes on time so no complaints recommend this to anyone as you...

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Marumi are establishing a solid reputation for providing quality filters at reasonable prices. Having already been very impressed by one of their polarizing filters, I figured I try their 3-stop ND. It's well made, and thin enough not to contribute to...

4 user reviews

I wanted a rain cover that wouldn't tear, was simple in design, and could be used with a tripod. Simple right? Nope. Most of these things are cheap in quality. I would sooner use a plastic grocery bag than pay $15 for something that is just as durable,...

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The review lens was well able to meet expectations for the OM-D E-M5's 16-megapixel sensor with JPEG files in our Imatest evaluations. It delivered excellent sharpness from f/2.8 through to f/6.3, with a gradual tailing off in resolution to f/8 and a...

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3 expert reviews

this product fits well onto the camera and protects it from scratches as well as the sun and other things

2 user reviews

I use this card in my Nikon D4 and it is extremely fast. A little pricey, but so far worth it.

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Is the Sigma 120-400mm f/4.5-5.6 DG OS HSM Lens right for you? Learn all you need to know in The-Digital-Picture.com's review!

2 expert reviews | 2 user reviews