Lens & Filter Reviews

Similar considerations apply to Canon, so here is what I said about the 500mm f4.5 Sigma vs similar glass from Nikon: The Sigma gets decent reviews, but for the same price you can get a brand-new 400mm f3.5 Nikkor (or a used 500mm f4P Nikkor). THese...

15 user reviews

Very clear imaging, way better than the standard Canon lens, good size and weight

17 user reviews

The Nikon Nikkor Z 28mm F2.8 lens sacrifices a bit of build quality to meet a reasonable asking price, but it captures pleasing images and offers lots of value.

9 expert reviews

The Sigma 60-600mm F4.5-6.3 DG DN OS Sports starts at a wider angle than most telezooms, so you can snag broader views without having to change lenses, but nature photogs may be turned off by its heavyweight optics.

11 expert reviews

The Canon RF 100-500mm F4.5-7.1 L IS USM brings big zoom power for sports and nature photographers in the RF system, but does its best work in brighter light.

7 expert reviews

The Canon RF 85mm F1.2 L USM lens snaps shots with a razor-thin depth of focus and is ideal for use in extremely dim light, but we think it's worth getting the premium DS variation instead.

9 expert reviews

Ultra-wide lenses aren't everyday tools for most photographers, but for some disciplines they're indispensable. I tend to recommend zooms at this end of the coverage range, as they're more versatile tools, giving you the ability to capture a wider...

6 expert reviews

We were excited when Olympus announced the 25mm F1.2 Pro in 2016, but the fact the company has now added two additional lenses to the series in one year’s time is commendable. The M.Zuiko 17mm F1.2 Pro gives Micro Four Thirds shooters a high-end option...

7 expert reviews

Very versatile, only need to take 1 lease with you

13 user reviews

VR and focus technology is fantastic. Unbelievable.

6 user reviews

Nice quality item well done Polaroid

12 user reviews

Very useful for long exposure of course. Shooting in daylight, it allows for smoothing of water and clouds giving an attractive blurred, softened look. Flowing water, ripples, all appear "smoky". Use: just screw onto front of your lens. You will need...

5 user reviews

Fast delivery. Super quality. Great price

12 user reviews

Compatible with Canon 70-200 lens. Made of robust plastic and fits in seconds. No complaints.

5 user reviews

is my first purchase of a Canon SLR camera and Canon lenses. My first set of photographs of my grand son's birthday part were more than satisfactory. All pictures were clear, crisp and color balanced. I hope to take more pictures, particularly nature...

8 user reviews

Good in bright sunshine but I live in Manchester so I'll probably only use it on my holidays.

5 user reviews

This lens has the weight and robustness of a quality item. I use it with my Olympus TG-4 Olympus Tough TG-4 Compact Digital Camera - Black for snorkelling and I was pleased with the increased angle without it being too 'fish-eye'. The main thing to...

13 user reviews

great filter

5 user reviews

Does what its on the tin, get about two stops in exposure, fit ok in my Cokin filter 67mm holder, its a little short in the length than the cokin filters, but works fine

5 user reviews

The NovoFlex adaptor for Leica M is a good well made product. Both the fit on the camera and on the lens is firm with no play at all. There item feels solid in the hand. I thought it was expensive but I myself thought it was better to pay more for a...

10 user reviews

The tubes are of a cheap plastic build. This is a cheap set of extension tubes. It works...but not by too much.

5 user reviews

Great thank you

8 user reviews

8 user reviews

Nice lens works perfect! Come with 3 filters. Built like a russian tank t34, all metal. Very soft at f 2.8

5 user reviews

Works fine, good value and compact compared with many other zoom lens.

12 user reviews