Lenses & Filters

For many professional photographers, a 24-70mm f/2.8 lens is the workhorse they cannot live without.

5 expert reviews

Fujifilm now has three affordable standard zoom lenses for its X system (and one high-end option, the 16-55mm f/2.8). The Fujifilm Fujinon XC 15-45mm F3.5-5.6 OIS PZ is the least expensive, smallest, and offers the widest angle of coverage—all good...

5 expert reviews

Another winning lens from Lensbaby, the Velvet 85 is a pleasure to use and a great option when you want seriously smooth bokeh and a little in-camera pop for portrait, macro and street photography.

5 expert reviews

There are unavoidable compromises required to keep a lens reasonably sized and priced, while at the same time offering a long zoom range and covering an APS-C image sensor. The Canon EF-M 18-150mm f/3.5-6.3 IS STM sacrifices some light-gathering...

2 expert reviews | 4 user reviews

Bottom Line: The Rokinon 14mm F2.8 AF Sony E isn't nearly as expensive as other ultra-wide, autofocus lenses for Sony's full-frame mirrorless system, but its performance isn't as strong.

4 expert reviews | 1 user reviews

This filter kit is contained in an attractive, sturdy carrying case which has a handle for carrying and a hook which can be hooked to belt or bag. There is a pouch to the front which has velcro closure and Rangers Insignia. This pouch contains 9 ring...

11 user reviews

I've used the Lee Filters Seven5 system since it was launched with my Olympus M43 system - it's great for ND Grads and The Big Stopper. Unfortunately, the Seven5 circular polariser sits too far from the lens and causes internal reflections.

5 user reviews

Suits the Pentax K50, works and arrived undamaged/scuffed. Happy with it.

12 user reviews

The Formatt Hitech Pro Stop 10 is a filter designed to decrease your exposure value by 10 stops. This means it will take an exposure of 1/60sec down to 15secs.

1 expert reviews | 7 user reviews

Does what it suppose to do at an affordable price.

7 user reviews

Great set of close up lens. I would have 5 stared this product however my +2 lens is very loose in its frame so is unusable for moving shots. If you order these however you won't be disappointed if Id been bothered to send them back for a perfect set I...

7 user reviews

Great lens, pin sharp on portraiture, excellent value and they include a hood and pouch which is a nice touch. Is very good at showing fine detail in the face. Get one!

5 user reviews

This lens is a night mare if you wanna point and shoot however I don't want to point and shoot i want to shoot creatively strong visuals that have been set-up to a standard. out of the box its like no other lens you cant just attach it and shoot...

5 user reviews

Put it on, it fell out, put it on again and it fell out again,when i checked thread it was not long enough to fit. DON'T buy it

6 user reviews

Silly price for a lens cap, but it's the only one I could find, good quality though, my fault for loosing the first one.

5 user reviews

More Digital Camera reviews: • Ricoh Theta SC• Sony a9• SeaLife DC2000• Nikon Coolpix W100• Canon EOS M6• more

1 expert reviews | 4 user reviews

The ring I received appears to be made from some sort of metal alloy. It mates correctly with a 49mm thread on the lens and a Pentax K-mount and therefore it does exactly what it is supposed to do.

5 user reviews

This lens adaptor was originally listed as being compatible with the new rx-100 iii (looks like sony has recently removed it from the m3 accessory list). It clips/blocks the lens when using wide angle/24mm. Making it utterly useless. Works great on the...

6 user reviews

The Tokina AT-X PRO FX SD 16–28 mm f/2.8 (IF) was presented in 2010 and, being an interesting alternative for brand name 16-35 mm devices, was definitely worth testing. Unfortunately its launch happened at the same time as the change of the Polish...

1 expert reviews | 6 user reviews

i loved experimenting with these special effect lens. they do make a difference to the shots you take if you dont mind chopping and changing your lens around before taking the shots.

7 user reviews

Yet another superb product from Hoya, I don't buy any other make of filters, these exude class, quality although slightly expensive for a piece of darkened glass. Great for slowing motion, creating those foggy water scenes.

5 user reviews

I haven't used this lens very much yet, however initial impressions are that it is well made, not too heavy and very sharp up to 200mm. From 200-300mm, images become progressively softer as is usual with most long zooms unless you pay silly money....

11 user reviews

Poor fit, it either drops out or if you force it on it fits so tight that it is almost impossible to remove it from the lens. Would advise against this purchase.

6 user reviews

very high quality, +dust and splash-proof If you are using the E-M5 (which is dust+splash proof too), you can use the camera with any Olympus FT Pro lens under bad weather condition. I'm very satisfied with my buy

10 user reviews

This is a great eye-piece for use with the Nikon ED50 scope giving a wide-angle magnification of X27. It is very sharp but such an odd design. The top end of the eyepiece is quite large and has a rubber eye-cup that is virtually flush with the lens,...

5 user reviews