Lenses & Filters

This is a good compromise tele convertor. I have the Nikon 1.4 and 2 third party 2.0x convertors They all seem to work with all functions up to F4. I have used this with The 70-200 2.8 VR, The 300 2.8 VR and the 600 F4. WIth the longer lenses the half...

22 user reviews

This is the great Granddaddy of Nikon's telephoto zooms, being made in 1986-1987. For an old lens it has the notable feature of a constant F4 maximum aperture, which places it between the "Pro" F2.8 zooms and your standard F5.6/6.3 consumer zooms, and...

21 user reviews

5 expert reviews

Sigma has created a lens that redefines portrait photography by combining an ideal focal length with technology that ensures top-quality results. Designed specifically for full-frame mirrorless cameras, its lightweight and compact body is distinguished...

5 expert reviews

Sony's large-aperture ultra-wideangle zoom is a truly amazing lens, with remarkable optical performance that's on a par with high-end primes. The sharpness is very impressive from edge to edge, even at maximum aperture.

6 expert reviews

i brought the A6500 and this lens purely for video. i heard that professional have used this for weddings and even though i shoot street stuff i wanted the best at an affordable price. I have a lot i intend to do come 2018 and so far this lens works...

6 user reviews

David Thorpe gives his thoughts on the Olympus M.Zuiko Premium 30mm f/3.5 Macro lens for Micro Four Thirds cameras.

6 expert reviews | 1 user reviews

Brilliant super sharp lens. Solid built. It's a perfect fit for my Nikon DX camera The image quality is great.

7 user reviews

Lovely lens, great versatility

10 user reviews

Lovely lens, great versatility

11 user reviews

The market for f/1.2 standard lenses gives very limited choice, especially if AF is required. However, we have here in the Olympus M.Zuiko Digital 25mm f/1.2 PRO lens more than just a bright maximum aperture. It is a very fine lens in its own right,...

9 expert reviews | 4 user reviews

- It is an affordable zoom lens - Good upgrade from a kit lens

14 user reviews

Having the distinction of being the world’s first full-frame f/2 (constant aperture) zoom lens, the SIGMA 24-35mm F2 DG HSM | Art is constructed with 18 elements in 13 groups, has a 9-blade, rounded diaphragm, and premium FLD ("F" Low Dispersion) glass...

11 expert reviews | 1 user reviews

Excellent image quality plus clean design.

12 user reviews

Close focus distance Apature Angle of view

12 user reviews

Not quite as sharp as I was hoping, but definitely great value for money. A flexible, mid-range zoom lens for the enthusiastic amateur.

8 user reviews

At approximately 80mm long and between 450 and 480g in weight (depending on camera system), the full-frame Tamron SP 35mm f/1.8 is constructed with 10 elements in 9 groups. It utilizes two moulded glass aspherical elements with one LD (low dispersion)...

7 expert reviews

Very well made lens and good autofocus, if you use that.

11 user reviews

It's a 37mm UV filter, there's not a lot to say. It screwed into the Panasonic 12-32mm Micro Four Thirds lens without any difficulty, and the lens cap still works when clipped into the filter. With this being a collapsing lens, obviously the filter...

9 user reviews

This filter is outstanding, allowed me to shoot studio portraits at f1.8 rather than the normal f8-16. A dream and very affordable.

6 user reviews

Good versatile bipod. Supports the telescope in many positions. Well made and sturdy.

6 user reviews

Cheap and cheerful way of getting more from your existing series of lenses.

8 user reviews

This amp is clean, detailed and powerful. The imput variety is supurb, the only problem I saw was the optical imput was a little loose and caused jittering unless I put in the cable just right. Other than that, it is everything you could want in an amp.

1 expert reviews | 5 user reviews

The Samyang 24mm f1.4 ED is a mixed bag: It can deliver resolution right up there with the best, it has little coma and low longitudinal CAs plus a smooth Bokeh - albeit with freckled specular highlights. But on the other side it offers no auto-focus...

1 expert reviews | 6 user reviews

The equipment is how quality. However, the pictures suggest you can have two monitors and an open laptop on a workshelf. I actual called Ergotron to check this was the case and was told it was. However, it is not. There are two problems: 1) when the...

8 user reviews