Lens & Filter Reviews

I still shoot B&W film with my Nikon F cameras. Yellow along with green and red are standard filters for B&W analogue shooters. This will be used on my RB67. The yellow is a good general purpose filter for B&W for darkening blue skies and for skin tones.

7 user reviews

A great unit - it's a bit bulky and it's noisy but not excessively noisy. I suffer from allergies and this unit has made a difference for me.

6 user reviews

This is a great product and easy to use. Get the right diameter and the filter fits onto the front off your standard lense and opens up the world of close up photgraphy. A bee on a flower, or the stemen of a lilly. This is the type of image that fills...

7 user reviews

Great

6 user reviews

The Canon EF 135mm f/2 USM L is a superb lens with outstanding performance figures in all aspects except maybe vignetting at the max. aperture setting (f/2). The mechanical construction is up to pro standards and the AF is as fast as it gets in EOS...

3 expert reviews | 11 user reviews

Large area to clean your glasses,lens or what every you want.easy to pull in and out.Great size.

7 user reviews

Canon should supply these caps with all their lenses. Instead they supply side pinch caps that are impossible to get off if you have a hood attached. Some people use Nikon caps on Canon lenses just to get the center pinch. This is a nice alternative...

7 user reviews

This filter was received through a troublefree transaction. The item was of best quality and was received quickly and safely. Very satisfactory.

6 user reviews

Its cheap and works well. Using it to protect my lens, its really good. Delivered quite quickly, i am happy.

6 user reviews

This handy step-down converter allows you to use the many 28mm mount converter lenses available from Nikon, such as the FC-E8 Fisheye Lens, the WC-E67 Wide-Angle Lens, TC-E2 2X Teleconverter Lens and the TC-E3ED 3X Teleconverter Lens. It also allows...

6 user reviews

This filter has excellent performance, practically no distortion in my photographs and it protects my lens very well. If you are looking for a filter, don't go with the cheap options, get one that will garantee not only to give protection, but that...

7 user reviews

best lens caps, but hard to find a good leash

6 user reviews

If you are looking for a camera lens that transforms the look of your imposing SLR into a advanced point and shoot (everyone jumps out of the way of SLR for some reason), while maintaining excellent image quality, and increased ease of handling, the DA...

7 user reviews

6 user reviews

This is the lense I was looking for not so heavy and long. It produce great picture I took the other day with on the first roll of film with it. It also great high speed lense something I was look for.

7 user reviews

A 28 is fairly easy to make: most are very good and rarely get poor reviews. I have owed 28's by the following manufacturers: Canon, Vivitar, Soligor, Nikon, Minolta, Olympus Leitz and Zeiss. Without question the best results I have seen has been with...

14 user reviews

Performs really well. Pleasantly surprised at the performance in low light conditions, both outdoors and in. Have just taken some pictures in the Ryland Library, Manchester, without flash and the colour rendition is marvellous. Also very good field of...

3 user reviews

David Thorpe reviews the Olympus M.Zuiko 1.4x Teleconverter MC-14 in his video review.

1 expert reviews | 3 user reviews

Great for landscapes and street photography. Makes you want to up your game and be worthy of the lens

1 expert reviews | 3 user reviews

Excellent product

3 user reviews

made in japan excellence build zuico optic

3 user reviews

Users of Pentax film and digital cameras can use this lens, with its full image circle, and digitally optimised optics with SMC coatings to reduce flare....

1 expert reviews | 3 user reviews

It is all good -nothing against

3 user reviews

I have never used a better wide lens - period! I have shot with many name brand optics... none were as impressive as this one - excellent color, razor sharp, well controlled distortion - Tremendous perspectives for architecture and landscapes!

3 user reviews

For a beginner to 'serious' photography, i.e. use of a SLR/DSLR, this'll do for a while.good bang for the buck, its not on par with a Nikon lens however a Nikon lens is at least 10x more

3 user reviews