Lenses & Filters

I haven't even yet noticed this is a refurbished model, it came pretty well packed and had all the warranty stuff. I'm glad they go through the trouble of protecting it so I don't have to return it. As for the lens, I would suggest buying the 55-200 or...

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The lens gives great crisp clear pictures and does real well as long as you can remember to keep an eye out for the distortions when you don't want them

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The Voigtlander Nokton 35mm 1.4 is the most interesting budget alternative to the famous Leica 35mm LUX, for a little more than 10% of the price, you probably get something like 90% of the performance. Considering what you pay for this lens, there is...

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I returned this product because there is too much image bending in the corners. But it's a nice lens for the price. I opted for the Sigma 15-30mm 3.5mm instead. More expensive but nearly no bending at the corners on a digital. Cant say the same for...

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Sigma produce an impressive range of long telephoto lenses and this offering, at 135-400mm is one of their more budget orientated offerings. Designed for full frame 35mm cameras, but now upgraded to DG specs for digital, we take a look at how it performs.

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This is probably the best lens I have ever owned. Normally you would be paying thousands for an APO lens but Minolta have kept the price reasonable by limiting the maximum aperture to f5.6 at the top end. In fact it is f5.6 over most of the range and...

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I bought a Digifirer set about this time last year after searching extensively for a cheaper radio slave route than the Pocket Wizards ($189 for a single transceiver, this is $169 for a set). My transmitter eats the small lithium battery it uses like...

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Wireless card, basic pc functions

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My filters arrived in great shape, just in time for Christmas. I would have liked to have been able to track the package, as I was worried it wouldn't arrive on time - I'd like to see package tracking added to this product in the future! The gift's...

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Very good value for money,easy to use.

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This is not a true fisheye lens. The wide angle is okay but you get some vignetting. The construction of the lens feels solid but it is as good as a curved piece of glass will get. (you get what you pay for)

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Despite its age the Nikkor AF 80-200mm f/2.8D ED is a great lens both mechanicallyas well as optically (assuming you can get a good sample). The resolutionis on a very high level throughout the zoom range and neither distortions norvignetting are big...

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Very useful addition to my digital camera. Works perfectly.

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Adapter is exactly as described at less than half the cost of the Canon branded adapter. In fact being made of aluminium rather than the plastic Canon one I expect it will be more robust.

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I purchased this wide-angle adapter shortly after I got my HD1000. I found the HD1000 had a somewhat narrow field of view with the base lens, but this adapter works great. Very useful when shooting indoors or other tight spots where you want to...

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I'm not a pro photographer and I don't know much about f2.8 and all the other technical mumbo jumbo. But I do know that Raynox makes a good high quality lens. I get excellent results

3 user reviews

This is a great lens which increases the versatility of the already excellent E900 camera. Just check out Amazon product code B000GQ5EHM which gets you this lens, the telephoto lens, and the lens adapter ring, all for less than the price of this lens...

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Product reviewed: TAMRON-F AF TELE-CONVERTER 2X Px-AF BBAR MC7. I have used this TC for a couple of months now, and I must say that I am quite impressed with it's performance. My first impression was "quality". Here are the lenses and DSLR camera body...

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Sharpness: 9/10 Focusing speed: 9/10 Focus accuracy: 9/10 Bokeh: 9.5/10 Color: 9/10 Weight: 7/10 Construction: 9.5/10 Value for Price: 9.5/10 Comparable alternatives: not many at this range. The closest one I can think of is the Canon 70-200m...

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The polarizer helped make some spectacular sunset pictures on Lake Vermilion In Northern Minnesota, It help get rid of the glare. And made the clouds stand out. Thanks so much for a wonderful product.

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The product is fine, however, does not give a source for replacementing covers.

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This Lens with the 30mm Fisheye PE & 50mm PE are the only lenses I own for Landscape Photography in Panoramic Format with the Bronica 135mm W Panoramic Backs. Between the 3 Lenses, this one is my favorite due to it's size & perspective or angle of...

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This is a great little light meter. First of all, it's incident - and that beats any amount of fancy reflected metering in the camera hands down. Second, it does flash metering - if you only ever do TTL flash work then you don't need it...but when...

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I was a bit apprehensive when i bought this camera.Although i would have been delighted by a state of the art SLR but my needs and my student shoestring budget compelled me to buy this camera.apprehensive i was on my first shoot but the results did...

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Close-up lenses are no substitute for macro accessories such as a bellows unit and extension ring, but they do allow you to take close-up shots covering a subject field with the area of half a postcard, taken at a range of down to around 25cm, with a...

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