Lens & Filter Reviews

The polarizer helped make some spectacular sunset pictures on Lake Vermilion In Northern Minnesota, It help get rid of the glare. And made the clouds stand out. Thanks so much for a wonderful product.

2 user reviews

The product is fine, however, does not give a source for replacementing covers.

3 user reviews

This Lens with the 30mm Fisheye PE & 50mm PE are the only lenses I own for Landscape Photography in Panoramic Format with the Bronica 135mm W Panoramic Backs. Between the 3 Lenses, this one is my favorite due to it's size & perspective or angle of...

3 user reviews

This is a great little light meter. First of all, it's incident - and that beats any amount of fancy reflected metering in the camera hands down. Second, it does flash metering - if you only ever do TTL flash work then you don't need it...but when...

3 user reviews

I was a bit apprehensive when i bought this camera.Although i would have been delighted by a state of the art SLR but my needs and my student shoestring budget compelled me to buy this camera.apprehensive i was on my first shoot but the results did...

2 user reviews

Although Tamron makes some exceptional professional lenses, one of its moderately priced products--various models of the 28-200mm zoom--has amassed sales of over one million lenses and won "Best Buy" awards worldwide.

1 expert reviews | 1 user reviews

Close-up lenses are no substitute for macro accessories such as a bellows unit and extension ring, but they do allow you to take close-up shots covering a subject field with the area of half a postcard, taken at a range of down to around 25cm, with a...

2 user reviews

Canon's 28-105 lens is nice. It borders on great, but doesn't quite make it. First, the good stuff. Optically, the lens performs well. It is sharp, and maintains contrast well, particularly when used with a hood. The full-time-manual USM focusing...

3 user reviews

Hoya, the biggest name in optical filters, have just introduced a thinner version of their circular polariser, so we got one in to test. The new filter has a slimmer mount making it really light and compact.

2 expert reviews

a good camera with a good wide angle lens. very good choice to spend your money on. pictures come out "picture perfect!"

2 user reviews

Sony's DT 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 Zoom is the starter lens bundled with many Sony D-SLRs, and in that context, it's not bad. But buying this lens its own doesn't make a lick of sense.

11 expert reviews | 80 user reviews

Good for the price and lightwieght. Have been unable to get a really sharp image but have only tried it hand held so far.

1 expert reviews | 60 user reviews

When, at the end of the previous year, Sigma announced the launch of two new „fisheye” type lenses, designed for use with small APS-C/DX sensors, I was pleased on the one hand and a bit apprehensive on the other.

6 expert reviews | 12 user reviews

The SP AF 10-24mm f/3.5-4.5 Di II LD Aspherical (IF) is Tamron's second attempt at a wide angle zoom for DX cameras, and it certainly looks as though this time the company has come up with a more compelling product than its older 11-18mm. The new lens...

20 expert reviews | 994 user reviews

The Nikon AF-S DX Nikkor 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6G VR is an inexpensive capable starter lens for your D-SLR, but you'll probably want to upgrade before too long.

21 expert reviews | 424 user reviews

If the Canon EF 70-300mm f/4.5-5.6 DO IS USM was a budget-priced lens, we could forgive some of its shortcomings. But it's priced at a premium, in part due to its compact design, and while we didn't expect it to be impeccable like the EF 70-200mm...

14 expert reviews | 423 user reviews

The Canon EF-S 17-85mm f/4-5.6 IS USM Lens combines a very useful zoom range with image stabilization in a light and well-performing package . Bringing you this site is my full-time job (typically 60-80 hours per week). Thus, I depend solely on the...

1 expert reviews | 251 user reviews

The Sony 30mm f/2.8 DT macro ( SAL-30F28 ) shines in many aspects. Like most dedicated macro lenses it is extremely sharp straight from f/2.8 till about f/11 and even f/16 can be considered as a mainstream setting. Lateral CAs are absolutely negligible...

4 expert reviews | 185 user reviews

The Sony E PZ 18-105mm F4 G OSS lens has a long zoom range and a power zoom design that's great for video, but it makes some optical compromises.

2 expert reviews | 181 user reviews

Love this little lens. I had the big Tamron and I could no long handheld it on my dslr. Switched to mirrorless and bought this lens for my wildlife shots. Now I want the 100-400. Can never be too long but this is so handy I hesitate to go bigger. Can't...

6 expert reviews | 86 user reviews

I haven't had a chance to use these yet, but they fit well and snugly, and electronic info is transmitted through any combination of the tubes.

53 user reviews

Excellent set, used many times now for slowing the shutter speed down for ethereal pictures. Set I have are neutral balanced as regards the grey

44 user reviews

Does it's work like it should; mount and adapt. Good value for your money. Now I can use my old Olympus lenses again.

42 user reviews

Cute idea but didn't read the fine print to realize these weren't framed. At the price I think they are an absolute rip-off considering it is just 6 pieces of cardboard squares with pictures on them.

25 user reviews

As at least one other reviewer has written the surface coating scratches easily. I take this hiking and backpacking, and I am VERY cautious with my equipment, but stuff happens. Scratching the filter is my fault but the thing is $82, I'd expect more...

27 user reviews