Lenses & Filters

The NEX Sony system was launched in May 2010 making it the youngest mirrorless system so far. Because of that, the offer of system lenses is currently very modest – it consists of two devices, which have been already launched and one, which is...

7 expert reviews | 39 user reviews

Leica has put together a stunning luxury pocket zoom camera

16 expert reviews | 34 user reviews

If you want this lens at a lower price (with Amazon) look at the Tokina AT-X Pro DX Macro Lens with BH 77B Hood for Nikon Camera, as its actually the same lens, but comes from Germany. I got one for £361 in late October, 2015. It seems about the same...

1 expert reviews | 35 user reviews

The Sony DT 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 SAM II is better than the older version of the lens, but it still suffers compared with other 18-55mm kit zooms.

3 expert reviews | 6 user reviews

This is a capable megazoom camera that can hold its own against much of the competition.

1 expert reviews | 8 user reviews

The compact Carl Zeiss Planar T* 1,4/50 lens is quite soft at its maximum aperture, but sharpens up nicely by f/2.8.

2 expert reviews | 2 user reviews

The 55-300mm lens is a decent, though not stellar, addition to any Nikon photographer's kit if you shoot on the DX format and need an extensive telephoto reach.

1 expert reviews | 2 user reviews

A 5x super-telephoto zoom with Vibration Reduction, ideal for hand-held shots of wildlife.

6 expert reviews | 218 user reviews

I followed instructions, put it on. At first , all seemed well. Then, I had to close the computer and open it again. The bubbles appeared. So, now I have a screen with bubbles, but I have privacy. It's ok. I would look for a different screen.

207 user reviews

A unique fisheye zoom lens for Canon and Nikon APS-C SLRs that gives a 180 degree field of view corner to corner at 10mm.

13 expert reviews | 109 user reviews

specially when you buy it OEM. Not expensive and it does the job. it also makes your camera look more sophisticated. people will turn back to see what camera you got.

113 user reviews

Tes this really is a wondeeful lens if you are seeking background blur why else would you be pursuing a f1.0 lens? its the Beyoke king of lenses however, it is a 'soft' lens - and not as sharp as other L lenses - 50mm f1.2 or the 85mm f1.2 this si a...

86 user reviews

No lens epitomizes Sigma's new level of competiton with Canon and Nikon better than this 24-70mm f/2.8. When we tested Sigma's previous 24-70mm f/2.8 in 2002, it sold for $380, a fraction of the price of comparable high-speed glass. This newcomer?...

1 expert reviews | 66 user reviews

The Sony E 18-200mm ƒ/3.5-6.3 EL performs as well as you would expect for a super-zoom lens, perhaps a bit better, but the big advantage with this lens is its comparatively small size when you consider the huge girth of its predecessor. Optically it's...

6 expert reviews | 68 user reviews

no good for work

59 user reviews

Word of warning this has been massively over priced on Amazon recently. Please quickly browse the rest of the web b4 buying here. Down to the review. Recently purchased this to use with the mafrotto 303SPH multi pano head and the 80-200 F2.8 lens. Yes...

56 user reviews

I have some expensive Canon and Sigma lenses. Unless you make your living from photography or are a serious hobbyist, you really won't mind or even notice the slight loss of performance of this lens compared to the L/Nikkor/Deluxe lenses (under normal...

62 user reviews

The principal design of the Nikkor AF 28mm f/2.8D is obviously closely related tothe AF 24mm f/2.8D so it shares some of its characteristics. The resolution figuresare very good but otherwise the lens left something to be desired for a fix-focal.The...

2 expert reviews | 52 user reviews

I received this filter in a timely manner, it was in good condition, great price, and does exactly what it is suppose to do. I had never worked with a filter before. My photo program on the computer does a better job for the type of work that I want to...

47 user reviews

Fantastic

40 user reviews

Brilliant bit of kit, pricey but worth it. I've been out using it in all this white fluffy stuff that has been falling out of the sky and it really does work a treat, bluer skies, punchy colours & crispy white snow... all good stuff!!

37 user reviews

Really good product. I rather have it than not. I wanted this product for lectures. I go to a huge University and it is a bit annoying when you are typing and people around you can see everything that you are doing. The privacy screen does exactly what...

34 user reviews

I'm relatively new to DSLR photography, but I'm using these on an 18-200 Nikon lens with a D700s. I'm quite happy with the UV filter. Good piece of glass that doesn't seem to hurt the picture at all. I just used the CPL and so far I'm happy with it...

29 user reviews

As at least one other reviewer has written the surface coating scratches easily. I take this hiking and backpacking, and I am VERY cautious with my equipment, but stuff happens. Scratching the filter is my fault but the thing is $82, I'd expect more...

25 user reviews

Sure I'm an "L" snob I suppose, but I wanted to try the Tamron to see if I could just carry one lens on an upcoming trip. The lack of sharpness and ability to focus in a rather large depth of field were among the short list of things I didn't like...

31 user reviews