Lenses & Filters

Just the job for protecting the lense from wet dog noses and younger family members sticky fingers

206 user reviews

Very compact for the zoom range and very smooth for videoing

1 expert reviews | 200 user reviews

The Sony E 55-210mm F4.5-5.6 OSS isn't a great performer beyond 55mm when shot wide open. If you're looking for a telezoom that gets solid results at its maximum aperture, the FE 70-300mm F4.5-5.6 and FE 70-200mm F4 are both better choices, but also...

1 expert reviews | 113 user reviews

A doddle to fit to my 400mm prime lens. (Canon) With a tripod, one can get great moon shots. My bird shots too have gotten much better being able to get "closer" without disturbing them.

101 user reviews

After a false start (I was initially sent the wrong size Filter kit), the correct one was delivered fairly soon after I returned it. I've taken a few shots with both the protector filter and also Central Polariser and results are good so far. I'm not...

97 user reviews

I guess for the price they are worth it............could have been better but I like them for some close ups

26 user reviews

If you don't like the idea of taking two lenses out with you, but really want to get the maximum focal length range you can, then the Tamron 18-270mm Di II VC may be the lens for you.

3 expert reviews | 26 user reviews

I bought this lens for a walk around to replace the 35-80mm f/4-5.6 III that served me well for years until it took an unfortunate dive into a lake. Unfortunately, the 28-80mm f/3.5-5.6 didn't meet my expectations. It does an okay job handling colors...

25 user reviews

I bought this lens on Craigslist for 50 bucks last summer. I used it to take pictures of a boston terrier and of aircraft coming in too logan on a nikon d200. So it was more of a 40-300mm on a dx camera. Autofocus nice, not great but good. Wasn't fast...

34 user reviews

It works, but it looks cheap. Ring in eyes is too small for what I expected, and isn't a complete ring. It does not fit my camera flash...the flash it fits is too expensive for me to buy just to use this ring, that's not even that great.

29 user reviews

Stacking two polarizers, and rotating one, should at a certain angle lead to no light getting through, black, dark, nothing. Not so with this one, it's very weak in this regard. This might be fine for landscape photography, but in many applications a...

25 user reviews

good service and product

18 user reviews

This is the first review I've ever written. I am writing it to ensure you don't make the same mistake. It's tru... you get what you pay for. This filter gives uneven results across its range as you adjust it's darkness. It colours photos blue in a band...

20 user reviews

Slightly disappointed with this adapter not having a firmer fit on camera. But I think this more down to the camera having a poor plastic bayonet fitting.

22 user reviews

The Pentax SMC DA 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 AL WR is certainly one of the more desirable "kit" lenses - at least in terms of haptics. Unlike other lenses in its class it has a comparatively decent build quality and its weather protection clearly stands out...

2 expert reviews | 21 user reviews

The Lensbaby 0.42 super wide angle is really great fun. Admittedly it's not exactly cheap, but if you're already a Lensbaby fan this lens is worth it. Actually, it's almost more of a macro lens, because you can focus to within about 4-5cm of your...

17 user reviews

These lenses provide a very shallow focus with very soft details which can lead to beautiful portraits - so long as you aren't expecting critical results. They should be usable in pretty low light thanks to a wide aperture too. The reason I have given...

10 user reviews

My experience with this lens has been limited to a couple of outings and one brick wall shoot; thus far I am satisfied. I've read differing opinions on this lens, some backed up by data, that make me wonder about sample variation. All I can say is that...

7 user reviews

Optically, we can't find a whole lot to complain about with the Pentax 17-70mm ƒ/4. It's decently sharp even wide open;

1 expert reviews | 10 user reviews

The build quality on this filter leaves little to be desired. It feels solid, the screw threads are well made and screw on easily. But, on my unmodified Canon 50D, I am not really seeing a good Wood's effect (whited out foliage . . . ). I'm not the...

7 user reviews

The Ideal portrait filter. Softens unwanted details. Keeps eyes sharp and sparkling. 10 Year warranty. High quality metal mounting ring The reason I 4-stared this really great Filter is personal preference: this one is a Soft/FX 3 Filter and tiffen can...

7 user reviews

The Ideal portrait filter. Softens unwanted details. Keeps eyes sharp and sparkling. 10 Year warranty. High quality metal mounting ring The reason I 4-stared this really great Filter is personal preference: this one is a Soft/FX 3 Filter and tiffen can...

7 user reviews

It is a great buy for the money! Ever since I broke an octobox on a non air cushioned light stand, I only buy cushioned light stands from then on!

7 user reviews

Bought this purely to save photos and files from my mobile phone memory card since my phone packed up! This little box worked a treat. Took it out of the box, plugged it in, waited for the 'ok' from my PC and put the memory card in. Simples. Had no...

13 user reviews

I will never buy any camera item on Amazon again. You can not beat talking to a real person to make sure you are buying the right item. I have a Nikon Coolpix P5000 and this lens and adapter were supposed to be a fit for my camera. Well, they were not!...

7 user reviews