Lens & Filter Reviews

The Sigma 15mm f/2.8 EX DG Diagonal Fisheye serves up a hugely wide viewing angle for Canon, Nikon and Pentax full-frame DSLRs

7 expert reviews | 250 user reviews

I never had the one for indoors gym lighting, it works very well. The others are standard as far as i\'m concerned.

242 user reviews

I love this filter so much! It makes photos 'pop' with excellent contrast which would be unattainable without a filter.

215 user reviews

213 user reviews

Excellant value for money. A bit plasticy but does the job

159 user reviews

Excellent value for the price asked.

146 user reviews

Let's take for granted that since the Sigma 100-300mm ƒ/4 series has been around for several years, we could probably find better (and probably worse) samples of this lens to test The user reviews for this lens certainly suggest that a better sample...

10 expert reviews | 138 user reviews

I was written a review for you but my Sony computer deleted it all. I was telling you that after reading many reviews about the Nikon 28-105 I decided to look for one. I was lucky because I found out a new one and I bought it without hesitation. It was...

138 user reviews

The lens was great, built strong didn't have the feel like a nikkor lens though. Once I got the lens I noticed that the AF function was not working for my D3100 I tried it on a friends D90 and it worked fine. It did not have the built in motor so I had...

126 user reviews

The filters I ordered arrived together-this and and Hoya UV. Very nice filters, go onto lens smoothly and with very vivid results! Shipping was very fast and arrived a few days earlier than predicted. Excellent prices on both lenses, a great buy!!!...

114 user reviews

Bought this lens on the strength of the amazon reviews, ive always bought canon lenses but felt that their equivalent was over priced so plumped for the tamron. Mine has made in Japan written on it and works very well with my canon 7d. Delivered within...

95 user reviews

First produced in February 2003, this full-frame zoom ($1,900, street) has since become a bread-and-butter tool for many a Nikon pro. Scaling up to a 112-320mm equivalent on DX bodies, it has more elements of ED glass (five) then any other current...

1 expert reviews | 102 user reviews

I bought this lens 1.5 years ago, and it was my main lens. Used it a lot, traveled a lot with it. but suddenly my camera (nikon d90) started to show the "F--" error and now this lens stopped to work. Sad I live in brazil and I forgot to register mine...

92 user reviews

I purchased the Tamron AF 18-270 f/3.5-6.3 PZD all in one lens for my Canon 50D, it took good photos, but read the lengthy disclaimers that comes with it. Fine print says do not let the lens hit the ground or other objects because it can cause serious...

78 user reviews

I quickly discovered that it doesn't work great for the purpose I bought it for, namely product photography. It's too difficult to determine what is in focus. I used my D90 on a tripod and zoomed the display after each shot and by doing this I was able...

77 user reviews

Aerial photographs typically have an excessive blue tint and haze from dust and moisture. This filter is much more effective (than either a SKY 1-A or UVA Filter) at cutting through the haze and warming the photo by reducing the excessive blue,...

84 user reviews

Again, very fast shipping. Unfortunately, I ordered the wrong part for my camera (DMC-FZ70). Otherwise, it looks to be a solid, quality product. I needed the DMW-LA8 adapter. I'm tempted not to return it due to the postage, but what am I going to do...

73 user reviews

Is the Nikon 18-35mm f/3.5-4.5D AF Lens right for you? Learn all you need to know in The-Digital-Picture.com's review!

2 expert reviews | 64 user reviews

This Pro-Optic 8mm f/3.5 is among the best fisheyes I've used. I especially love it's much improved projection compared to other fisheyes, and from f/5.6 and on, it's sharper and/or more free from lateral color fringes than either the exotic Nikon 8mm...

4 expert reviews | 58 user reviews

The Micro-Nikkor AF 105mm f/2.8 D may be a relatively old lens but it is still capable to deliver excellent results. Optically it is a near-flawless lens with high resolution figures, low vignetting, low CAs and non-existent distortions. The mechanical...

2 expert reviews | 62 user reviews

Does what it says on the box.

4 expert reviews | 49 user reviews

Only used it twice good results so far will continue to try it out

53 user reviews

This is brilliant. easy to use and the results are out of this world. Looking forward to taking more photographs.

50 user reviews

The B + W macro lens is a great little lens to add to your collection. It provides a nice macro zoom into flowers, bugs, or any other tiny object you would like to see. Distortion around the edges is not the greatest but for the price it is worth...

45 user reviews

The Tamron 28-200mm f/2.8-5.6 Di III RXD is a full-frame zoom lens with a big 7.1x ratio. Its quality build and optics offer plenty of appeal for enthusiasts and pros looking for a one-lens solution.

10 expert reviews | 39 user reviews