Lens & Filter Reviews

This product was okay for a beginner. Good to learn some effects of lens use. Although I would buy a much better product as I get better at photography.

2 user reviews

This was a great find. The price was the best I've found. It does exactly what I was looking for it to do.

2 user reviews

Its a bit too much color. Photos look unnatural and to be honest, ugly. I haven't used mine except for that first trip right after I bought it. Lost many good photos because it didn't look that bad in the camera LCD. But, with some Photoshop, I was...

2 user reviews

For just $200 more, the Nikon 18-200 is more than twice the lens optically, and adds instant manual-focus override, and most importantly, adds VR for better hand-held sharpness at the long end.

3 expert reviews

The package for this filter was scratched and looked as it it had been stored in a drawer somewhere. There was no seal to break so I could not determine if it had been opened and returned. A good quality filter should have a tamper proof seal. I don't...

3 user reviews

If you were to buy all these items separately it would cost heaps more. Great value ,all quality items. Just the thing to go with my new Fuji camera.

2 user reviews

I bought this to use with my Canon 55-250mm IS lens. I was interested in macro photography for fun, but not enough to blow 300-700$ on a 1:1 macro lens. using the opteka I can manage to get 1:1 or larger, but with pretty heavy chromatic aberration....

2 user reviews

not good quality. function is okay, but material smells bad and feel a little stick to hand.

2 user reviews

I thought I would purchase a circular polarizing filter for my bridge camera, but against my better judgment, decided to go for one of these rather than an expensive Hoya. I wish I hadn't. On zoom, beyond about 300mm, the picture quality was so poor it...

2 user reviews

I've had my Hydropal for a while now. I mostly use it to filter water from streams and rivers etc while hiking in remote areas. To date I've not suffered any stomach upsets I would attribute to drinking the water collected from such sources, so in that...

3 user reviews

This kit is great for the aspiring cinematographer. Pros: Wide angle lens works great, it's great for indoor shoots when there isn't much room. Telephoto also works great, I haven't used much yet though. The 3 filter lenses work fine, and it comes...

2 user reviews

Gives you great lighting and a fun circle mirror for those fun after wedding shots. This is also great when I have a portrait that needs some extra lighting to light up the eyes.

4 user reviews

I'll say, I'm THOROUGHLY disappointed in this product. It seems to have shrunk from what it should have been to what it is. Does not fit well. The fixed portion of the lens cap oddly is way too small to fit into the threads. They threads are...

2 user reviews

I bought this conversion lens to attach to my Panasonic Lumix DMC-G1 camera, which is a very good quality micro four thirds format camera. I attached it directly to the 52mm filter thread on the 14 - 45 mm lens. At the widest zoom, the Raynox then...

2 user reviews

light bulbs do exactly what they are ment to and work great. make sure you know what you are doing when you use the lamps because if they are improperly installed it can cause major damage to your light fixture

2 user reviews

M. Nelson is wrong. this lens give a very good stereo results. if you have a digital camera you can see the pics from the screen of your computer with the included viewer, no need to print them. Aly Rachid

2 user reviews

I received the package with the unit damaged beyond repair - the mooring cup for the shaft was broken into a couple fo dozen pieces. I chose to replace with a pair of Westcott 750 Photo Basics, whose base was much much rugged than this model had to...

3 user reviews

If all you want is something cheap, then this product may be worthwhile. However, if you actually want something that is multi-coated, then this is not the product for you. High Definition 2? Please... See my customer image. The construction is...

3 user reviews

I can't believe that Amazon/Tiffen is selling these at $28 when you can get the same item as a generic for $4 or less on eBay with free shipping. Normally, I love Amazon (Prime member) and I also look for brand name items over generic when it comes to...

3 user reviews

I use it and I like it. It is cheap but good for beginner. Don't waste money for expensive lense before you practicing.

2 user reviews

Good for the money but the screw mount is very cheap. The could have reinforce it with a metallic insert.

2 user reviews

I bought this thinking I'd finally found a bubble level that I could use with my Sony A900 without having to use a hot shoe adapter. Unfortunately, these are cheap junk. While it seems like a great deal, in two that I ordered none of the spirit...

2 user reviews

The lens doesn't click into place and thus doesn't stay on very well. If you plan on being very active (i.e. running) with the lens attached, this isn't for you. But if u're just sitting or standing around in one place, you'll be fine. It does its...

2 user reviews

Well, over-exposed actually. This lense is a shocking waste of money. Attach it to your camera and you will instantly turn your still and moving images into over-exposed and, with the exception of a small spot in the centre, out of focus mush. Why on...

2 user reviews

The Quantaray 18mm -50mm kit lens is a good lens for a first time dslr user. I would not recommend this lens for a serious photographer due to its slow autofocus. The construction of the lens is good for a kit lens.

3 user reviews