Lenses & Filters

Not very big for 100mm lens Superb image quality

8 user reviews

Cheaper than canon equivalent, well built, good image quality

11 user reviews

Fast shipping, great price and easy material to work with. Not entirely sure that this is different than what's listed as 106 primary red but works all the same.

14 user reviews

One of the better wide angle lenses, I've tried other brands but sure don't come close to the quality this lens has to offer. Like every other wide angle lens it's a bit soft on the edges but still a great lens. Only if it was a faster lens!...

1 expert reviews | 7 user reviews

This lens is a professional grade lens that is claimed to be splash proof and gives a 180-500mm equivalent range on the 4/3rds mount it is designed for. We take a look at how it performs.

4 expert reviews | 8 user reviews

They are not cheap but whey put a less than perfect filter on a lens that might cost hundreds or thousands of pounds. Having used other makes I think B&W are the best screw-in filters. The brass ring does not distort so the filter is always easy to...

9 user reviews

The cap fits my canon 1.4 extender perfectly so what more can you say About a product like this apart from I am very happy with it and I would Recommend it as it works well.

1 expert reviews | 8 user reviews

Very good build quality. I use it with the Cowboy Studio Travelite T Speedlight bracket and ePhoto Photography Studio Softbox with a 580EXII flash. I am very happy with this stand and I would recommend it to a friend.

13 user reviews

Very good Image quality, IF, f2.8, fast silent focus, can use as a walk-about lens aswell as a 1:1 macro

1 expert reviews | 7 user reviews

Does what it says on the tin. Well constructed and fits perfectly as well as protecting the front of the lens which was the main reason for purchacing it.

11 user reviews

I received this item yesterday, advertised as being new, On receipt, the seals on the filter box clearly had been removed, and the filter in the packet was dusty when removed. This is clearly a used item... That said, I have dusted it off and it...

9 user reviews

Lightweight easy to use good results exceleeeent value for money. I have an expensive F2.8 80 - 200 Zoom the results are not as good but it's much more convenient for walking and cycling

14 user reviews

This is more fun than technically useful. The fine tuning takes a lot of work to arrive at a commercially usable product. I had fun taking flower closeups and baby face closeups. It is an expensive toy, in my opinion.

14 user reviews

all round good lens for the price.nice sharp images even at the upper end of the zoom range.sigma products are very reliable.recommended.

8 user reviews

This is one of the best fun lenses I have, for any of my 7 cameras (all different brands). The lens cap though will fall off at the slightest breeze, a latching one would have been so much better, effectively you have to abandon the cap as soon as...

14 user reviews

The sharpest lens in the Nikon line. Good for closups. Also great on the bellows. Compact. Very decent flare control with a lens shade added.

11 user reviews

If you're a Nikon photographer who wants a fast 35mm lens, you're likely to have the AF-S Nikkor 35mm f/1.4G on the top of your list. And, aside from its asking price, it's a solid choice. Yes, there's a little softness at the edges at its widest...

15 expert reviews | 2429 user reviews

Launched in 1998, the Canon 100-400 mm f/4.5-5.6L IS USM has been so far one of more interesting offers on the market. Its price, although rather steep, is still acceptable for many people seriously interested in photography who would balk, though, at...

11 expert reviews | 1212 user reviews

A cracking lens, superb quality. I can take photos at functions indoors in any lighting conditions with out messing about with a flash gun. I am an amature photographer but I have had professional photographers drooling over this lens. Expensive, but...

28 expert reviews | 664 user reviews

This is undoubtedly fantastic lens but I already have a Sigma 150-500 so I needed to decide if this model was significantly better to warrant the expense. Having tested both, totally unscientifically I admit, I was of the view that the additional range...

23 expert reviews | 392 user reviews

The Canon users have a really rich choice among the 70-200 mm class lenses. You can select from stabilized f/2.8 and f/4.0 versions, a Sigma 70-200 f/2.8 in its third incarnation and a Tamron 70-200 f/2.8 which is going to hit the shelves any time soon.

7 expert reviews | 415 user reviews

A no-brainer for adding to even crowded gadget bags, it's the perfect partner for an Canon EOS 400D

14 expert reviews | 332 user reviews

The Lumix 20mm f1.7 shows how good prime lenses can be and how they can enhance your photography in unexpected ways.

12 expert reviews | 279 user reviews

Aimed at portrait photographers and those who want to create dramatic shallow depth of field effects, this full-frame 85mm lens in Sigma’s Art series employs two FLD (fluorite equivalent) elements and one anomalous-dispersion (AD) high-refractive index...

40 expert reviews | 240 user reviews

The Canon EF 28-300mm f/3.5-5.6L IS USM Lens is the right choice for those times when you need a wide range of focal lengths but only one lens can go with you and both lens and image quality cannot be compromised . The 28-300 L is the best Canon...

4 expert reviews | 195 user reviews