Lenses & Filters

4 user reviews

Well, it is ND4 and it just did its job adequately. In another sense, don't ever compare it with those famous brand such as Hoya and so on. You can never be satisfied with it then. The price is cheap and it did its job although not as well as the other...

3 user reviews

The shift and tilt feature makes shifting the plane of focus a easy.

3 user reviews

Perfect lens!

3 user reviews

I only use this lens if I know I will need the extra reach at events, otherwise my 18-105mm stays on my D5000 because the 70-300mm just about doubles the weight plus it is really bulky. That being said, when you want it to perform, it does. Autofocus...

3 user reviews

These close up filters for my digital SLR was an inexpensive way to take close up photos of items that I sell online. Easy to use.

3 user reviews

After looking into a lens hood for my 28-135 canon-there are obviously a lot of choices out there. I can't say enough for the name brand. Don't try and save a buck, its worth the extra dollars to really get the benefit from using the hood. Thanks!!

3 user reviews

The set comprises of four filters each separated by partitions in a good quality box. Having used them the images are sharp. Certainly a much cheaper option than a macro lens. As I'm more interested in landscape photography, but switch to doing a few...

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Very sharp lens

3 user reviews

With this fitted to my Canon Eos 550D, potentially mundane night shots are made much more exciting and occasionally spectacular. I have found it particularly effective with lights at Christmas.

3 user reviews

Easy out of the box use. Great close photos!

3 user reviews

Excellent Quality equipment. Raynox is the best for adapter-lenses (attachments that one screws onto the outside of your lens). In my haste, however, I failed to realize that this lens is ONLY suitable for video cameras--not a DSLR. Somehow I got the...

3 user reviews

The 28mm f2.8 AF D its works excellent with D700 - Autofus without problem ;-) Amaizing lens for landscape and party- group pictures :-)

3 user reviews

Compact, lightweight, quick autofocus, effective stabilization, and excellent sharpness. No light falloff issues. My main camera and lens combo is the Nikon D200 with a $1,300 17-55mm f/2.8 as the standard zoom; so I am used to professional quality...

3 user reviews

This lens is a huge kick in the pants, ultra fast exotic glass, for beer and hotdog prices. This is the FASTEST non-Leica lens currently in production for the M mount system, and it sells for about 10% of the Worlds fastest Lens, this may be all you...

3 user reviews

It steps down from 62 to 58m and allows me to use a smaller adapter/filter on my current lens. It was just rattling around loose in a cardboard box. Since these threads are pretty delicate I would have liked to see at least a plastic bag to protect it...

3 user reviews

3 user reviews

Optically, the Pentax 60-250mm ƒ/4 is a winner: with excellent results for sharpness, even wide open, low amounts of CA and virtually no light falloff or distortion, it's an easy decision if you're already considering this lens and just needed to know...

1 expert reviews | 2 user reviews

Creates an accurate custom white balance to save you time when post-processing large numbers of photographs. Works extremely well, and in exactly the same way as the way more expensive expo-disc. Except that in functioning as a lens cap, it's already...

3 user reviews

I found this set very satisfactory and reasonably priced - earlier i had paid almost as much for a sigle (brand) polarizer filter. Here i got three - all very useful. The UV filter is great for lens protection - not a minor issue for clumsy amateurs...

3 user reviews

I recently sold a Nikon 18-200mm lens, and bought these two lenses as replacements. I mostly shoot primes now, but wanted some extra versatility on occasion, so I was drawn to these lenses due to the incredibly affordable price. What I wasn't...

3 user reviews

As an ameteur I find the lens compact and easy to use. Good general purpose wide angle to telephoto lens. If I only take one lens on a trip this is it.

3 user reviews

Light weight, quick to focus, bright viewfinder.

3 user reviews

does what it says on the tin

4 user reviews

Objective of remarkable teleobjective of the F2.0 large-opening. It is equivalent to 300mm on a camera of 35mm. With the compressed effect and the soft images of outside-of-hearth in front of and behind the subject principal defined well, this...

3 user reviews