Lens & Filter Reviews

Nikon insist on using the name micro for their macro lenses. This is the "old" version of the 105mm lens and it gives incredibly sharp pictures through its range though like other macro lenses there is very little depth of field. I hunted around for...

1 expert reviews | 1 user reviews

A real quality filter, ticks all the boxes. This is a filter that I am really proud to own. 5*

4 user reviews

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...

2 user reviews

I used Acufine from 1970 thru 1985 shooting as a fashion photographer. This was by far the highest quality B/W soup I have ever used. Most photographers are drawn to using it for the speed bump but for me it was the beautiful texture. I put literally...

2 user reviews

Bought this to go with a new lens. It minimises reflections from shiny surfaces, which is why I bought it. The outer edge of the filter is coated black to minimise internal reflections. I shall be using this make of filter when I next need one.

2 user reviews

No better glass to put in front of a quality lens than B+W even LEE can not better this german precision product I'd by one of these for each lens before buying a square Lee filter, but I didn't even do that just buy a big thread and some cheap step...

2 user reviews

No I don't really love it, it's OK, it does its job and nothing more... but I did like the price!

2 user reviews

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...

2 user reviews

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...

2 user reviews

Works great and gives a real holiday feel to outdoor photographs, when they sky is blue it adds a real depth to the images

4 user reviews

Not 'top of the range' but suitable for the purpose I require. Good value and happy with purchase and delivery.

4 user reviews

ThinkTank products are well designed and well built. The Whip IT Out will go on my waist pack belt and augment my gear carrying capability.

3 user reviews

Arrive in perfect condition and does exactly what it's supposed to do - cast colors from my lights. I used a hard plastic white filter that came with my LED lights as a pattern to cut sheets of this that fit perfectly in the little filter slots at the...

4 user reviews

This is a great filter and at the top end of the Hoya range. The price offered by Camera King is very low but the item is genuine and it was delivered quickly. I was slightly sceptical about buying from a 3rd party on Amazon, but would recommend Camera...

2 user reviews

This step-up ring does exactly what it is supposed to do - allowing use of 58mm filters on a 46mm thread lens - at a good price.

3 user reviews

Both were excellent quality and attached to the Meade adapter perfectly. They sit in the camera body nicely (tight/firm but not overly so) and are made from a solid metal feeling material that feels although it wont wear out soon. Great product, would...

2 user reviews

I have used this brand in high school before and I don't really know other ones so I ordered this one. I cannot compare this with other brands but I do recommend people to chose this one.

3 user reviews

The 3 stop filter is good for lower ligh / golden hour shooting. Its useful/flexible to have a 3 stop and a 6 stop, rather than one 9/10 stopper. Stacking two filters is an issue only with lab busters. purist and people who make wall paper out of their...

2 user reviews

An very fine long zoom. Requires good outdoor light or tripod to use also auto + manual focus is useful for this lens esp above 200 mm,

3 user reviews

Having bought Hoya products in the past, I was hopeful this filter would be of a similar high quality and I haven't been disappointed. The filter certainly seems to cut out plenty of light and having taken some test shots there doesn't appear to be any...

3 user reviews

I have had it on my camera screen since the day i got my camera - and it Works just as described

4 user reviews

This lens when paired with a FM3a film camera is superb. The sharpness, contrast and lack of distortion makes it a perfect wide angle lens. When paired with DSLR, any camera below D7000 will not meter, this is not a problem, just use the sunny 16 rule...

2 user reviews

What can I say about these filters that people don't already know. The glass is glass and it's clean with no visible imperfections. The Cpl filter works great for removing non metallic reflections and the NDx8 is perfect for shooting smooth water...

4 user reviews

I purchased this ND filter and I think it is a good product for the money, but please be aware that it does not reduce the light by 4 stops as mentioned in another review. It reduces the light by 2 stops. The 4 in ND4 means that only 1/4 or 25% of the...

2 user reviews

I bought this 50mm lens after looking at alternatives from Canon and Sigma. I'd read mixed reviews about the lens and just how easy it would be going from auto-focus to manual only. Let me say firstly that it's not that hard at all. I purchased an eg-s...

3 user reviews