Lens & Filter Reviews

Ease of use, Light weight, Image Quality

4 user reviews

New to SLR cameras, and pretty happy with it.

2 user reviews

Did a lot of Googling before picking this particular filter and the review of Circular Polariser filters by lenstip.com highlighted the Marumi. Used on my Sony a55 with 18-250mm travel zoom, the results are excellent. Many more keepers than before. The...

4 user reviews

Love these! They fit perfectly on my disco lights and now means I can have a selection of colours with little fuss. The blue one is a bit dark for my liking, but I suppose that's down to personal taste.

4 user reviews

Use this on my lens on my NIkon D300 camera. The best quality of any filter I have ever used. Costly but you get what you pay for.

2 user reviews

I always put a high quality UV filter on my lenses to help protect the front element. Multi-coated, high quality metal framed filters are worth every penny as they protect the front of the lens and the lens threads from any damage that may happen even...

2 user reviews

The filter is useful if you are using Lightroom because it has the tendency of softening the images. I would probably orientate elsewhere(HOYA) if I was supposed to have another choice.

2 user reviews

Being a novice i wanted to try them out and after initially struggling to get any kind of focus i figured it out and have taken some very good close up shots. They come in a small leather? case that's a slightly different shape than the one shown. No...

4 user reviews

I usually buy Hoya Pro1 filters but saw this as it was cheaper but be reassured they are the same.

2 user reviews

this lens was far better than we though it would be for the price it came with metal caps for front and back and a very nice case. It gives a nice wide view. This lens compaires to any $500 unit out there Great deal is a understatment.

2 user reviews

I paid $10 for this filter so I wasn't expecting much. I got it because I wanted to try digitizing negatives on a light table. For that purpose it works, though not nearly as well as a nice film scanner (which costs hundreds more). It requires some...

2 user reviews

This thing is a great buy for your camera

2 user reviews

Found about Novoflex adapters on the Intenet and decided to buy one. And what a nice piece of metal it is. The build quality is excellent, sit's really thight on the camera and lens yet it's easy to take off. Bought this to use Nikon lenses on the...

2 user reviews

Nothing wrong with the filter. But would have liked something more compatable with the camera itself. Fault with the camera...maybe?

2 user reviews

Having always used Hoya filters in the past, and wanting to steer clear of cheap single coated versions I opted for this Agfa filter, because the price is right and Agfa used to have( and may still have) a reputation for quality photographic products....

2 user reviews

What a great product and at a really good price they may not be top quality but as a beginner they are well worth the money as i intend to have a go with all of the filters at some point to have a practice .when i have more money i may well move on to...

4 user reviews

Quality engineered product, luv it. Quite expensive but all Lee products are. I would recommend this adaptor as it does the job.

2 user reviews

Great for finding the right lens in a camera bag in a hurry. Especially in poor light or when all your kit is black! Very convenient piece of kit as many lenses are similar size and shape.

4 user reviews

Well made for the price,keeps the sun off of the front element. I will use this make again when required.

2 user reviews

I've never been brave enough to clean my own sensor, but this works a treat on lenses. I recommend it thoroughly.

4 user reviews

I find that getting older restricts the amount of weight that one is able to tote around,In the past I have been very much against the use of an extender lens., until a friend and fellow photographer loaned me his for half a day. That did the trick I...

2 user reviews

When coupled with a telephoto lens this allows close to 1:1 macro capability for a fraction of the cost of a dedicated lens. It also takes up a lot less space in the camera bag.

4 user reviews

This is top quality and the price is right. I would have given 5 stars, but this filter is a bit heavy and is at the limit for thickness that my matte box can hold. This is certainly not the manufacturer's fault, but you would think if they could make...

2 user reviews

I got these are great filters they do the job so well, I don't cost a fortune they might be cheaper. There certainly not cheerful if you want a good set of filters. I highly recommend these

2 user reviews

The Carl Zeiss C Biogon T* 2,8/35 ZM is a compact lens for rangefinder cameras with a moderate wide-angle field of view. It's extremely sharp from edge to edge, and worthy of our Editors' Choice award.

2 expert reviews