Lens & Filter Reviews

Bottom Line: The Sigma 70mm F2.8 DG Macro Art is a small, light 1:1 macro lens with sharp optics, but slow autofocus.

10 expert reviews | 354 user reviews

Be sure to use the zoom lock when not in use.

264 user reviews

The Sigma 28-105mm F2.8 DG DN Art doesn't go as wide as lighter alternatives, but its background-blurring optical formula and mid-telephoto reach make it a standout lens for event coverage.

18 expert reviews | 236 user reviews

I purchased this lens along with the 12-40mm Pro zoom lens with my Olympus OMD-M5 mkII and I pretty much use this 90% of the time. At f1.8 it lets in a lot of light and being 35mm equiv, it's great for street photography and every day shooting, which...

14 expert reviews | 208 user reviews

Sent a completely different item than what I had bought. The sticker is labeled as the correct item, but is sloppily placed above a previous sticker in what appears to be a crude cover up. Both the lens size and set of filters were wrong.

201 user reviews

The product serves the purpose well. Have had no particular issues as yet. I became interested in more Polaroid filters since then as they seem to offer good quality for a reasonable price.

196 user reviews

Works great!

194 user reviews

Full-frame zoom lenses often come with a premium price tag, but the Canon EF 24-105mm f/3.5-5.6 IS STM bucks that trend, and does so without sacrificing sharpness. There is noticeable distortion throughout the zoom range, but with a little editing...

11 expert reviews | 163 user reviews

Conclusions The EF 35mm f/2 IS USM is another strong lens in the Canon portfolio. It's compact, sharp, and optically stabilized. Its bright f/2 maximum aperture allows you to more easily take photographs in dim light, and makes it possible to capture...

17 expert reviews | 133 user reviews

Conclusions Nikon photographers have a wealth of excellent options when shopping for a wide-angle prime lens. The Nikon AF-S Nikkor 24mm f/1.8G ED is the middle child of a strong trio that includes the AF-S Nikkor 20mm f/1.8G ED and the AF-S Nikkor...

9 expert reviews | 139 user reviews

The 1 Nikkor 18.5mm f/1.8 is a nice prime lens that delivers very high sharpness, at least in the aperture range that is not penalized by diffraction (f/1.8 to f/5.6). Optically, it is not without flaws, though. CAs and bokeh fringing are visible, but...

2 expert reviews | 136 user reviews

Packaged well and good quality product. Excellent value.

122 user reviews

Works just fine....I'm not a pixel peeper kind of photog so maybe there are better quality out there but this protects my lens first and foremost and does a fine job at that

122 user reviews

I've owned this lens for about 2 years and it is an OK all around lens however I would put performance at average. As one other reviewer said it is best at mid ranges which is to be expected. At its longer reaches and at small apertures it is fairly...

120 user reviews

Nice hood. fits perfect on my lenses. Looks and works better than the one that came with my Nikon D3300 camera Kit. Yes there is shadowing when used wider than 24mm, but just fold hood all the way back and shadowing is gone! The hood works and looks...

109 user reviews

The Nikon Nikkor Z 20mm F1.8 S lens is a bright prime with an extra-wide view, making it a good fit for astro, landscape, and architectural specialists.

14 expert reviews | 88 user reviews

Is the Canon EF 24-70mm f/4L IS USM Lens right for you? Learn all you need to know in The-Digital-Picture.com's review!

10 expert reviews | 82 user reviews

Product itself looks great. I took a risk to see if the newest Sony pancake lens from Sony would fit this case as the new lens is superior in many ways. Sadly, the new lense is a fraction too long, which makes it impossible to close the case, no matter...

90 user reviews

Chosen for a small prime lens with 50 mm equivalence on a DSLR. There are crisper lenses - but for the money and retention of AF — excellent value.

85 user reviews

The chip glued on is a bit tingy but still works well.

82 user reviews

I was looking for a good, relatively inexpensive fast lens. I decided to give the Sigma a chance, and I'm glad I did! I was able to make some very nice night time shots that none of my zoom lenses would have ever imaged. This is one of my first prime...

81 user reviews

Canon shooters searching for a wide-angle zoom have plenty of options, both brand-name and third-party, at various price points. The Canon EF 16-35mm f/2.8L III USM is the most premium model available, and proves that it's worth its $2,200 asking price...

10 expert reviews | 61 user reviews

We bought this before going on a wildlife holiday in Scotland. Very impressed with the focusing and the results. It pulled in the fieldfares in the trees well and picked out red deer stags over half a mile away. For a bigger lens, it's not too light...

66 user reviews

I really apreciate the purchase, it matches perfectly my expectations about the product, the shipment was fast, I received just in a while, price was good so I'm very satisfied with this purchase!

65 user reviews

Does all its supposed to and does it very well, a must for the K 5. Very well made, and not too heavy

70 user reviews