Lenses & Filters

from 55-200mm this lens performs just like the 55-200mm version which i also have and is a great lens, but from 200-300mm all sharpness is lost and i have yet to get a good photo shot in that range! you lose a lot of definition? i have a nikon D3200...

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Bought these because my DSLR will record IR and I wanted to be able to do heat loss surveys of local property as part of a government funded energy saving inititive. If you are thinking of trying IR photography with a DSLR check that it will record...

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Used on a 3/4 hp motor for Delta drill press. The motor starts and operates well. No problems so far.

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Handy and a good buy

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Great Value but does decrease sharpness by about 5%. Initially thought I had a poor performance Bigma (which is the only common lense using this filter size), bout on field trials found it was the filter. Saying that I still have it on for 99% of shots...

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Build quality seems ok but prone to flaring. Under certain lighting conditions Ive had to remove the filter to get a flare free picture

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The Carl Zeiss Biogon T* 2,8/21 ZM is a solid alternative to Leica glass for rangefinder shooters, but it's not that sharp at the edges.

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Okay so it's cheap and you get what you pay for. However I was expecting a filter effect that was a little more noticeable on the photo than this. It really doesn't give much of a hint of gradual blue and a photo without the filter doesn't really show...

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The original was lost while on vacation in Disney in October. I was glad to get this replacement cap since this lense is relatively new. Came quick as could be.

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The lid doesn't form a water tight seal so every inversion spills photo chemicals everywhere. I recommend a plastic tank and plastic reels, easier and cleaner.

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I bought the tele and wide lenses for my Tough camera. When they arrived, I discovered that I need this little adapter! No one told me when I was buying the lenses. So I buy this tiny little adapter and discover that I have to wait over a month for it...

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Fantastic product. When i bought my camera i asked for a screen protector for the model of camera i bought, they didnt have any but recommended some jessops own make that you cut to size, pack of five. They were not very good and each seperate...

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Yup, another speedy manual focus

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Brilliant service first rate arrived in good time, very pleased.I will uses again if needed, great piece of kit would recommend it to anyone.

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In the Leica world, the Elmarit-M 28mm f/2.8 ASPH. lens is a relative bargain, but you don't get stellar edge-to-edge performance at its maximum aperture.

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Modern video cameras are pretty much designed for people on vacation taking vistas from cliffs over looking four countries... If you are shooting inside you have to be so far away from your subject that detail is lost and the audio is mud. This lens...

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As other reviewers have noted, bright lights produce a ring of purple spots on the image, using this filter. I bought the filter as I mainly take photos in the mountains, where there's lots of sun & snow. It's wrecked a whole series of pictures and...

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The Sony lens displays strong corner shading (vignetting) when it's used at or near its maximum aperture, and the resolution is weak too. In fact, this lens doesn't really sharpen up until you stop down to around f/5.6, which rather undermines the...

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Bought second hand for under a tenner for use with a Canon Legria HF-M306 as the standard 39mm equivalent on camcorders gives quite a narrow field of view and can be a problem indoors. Unfortunately I can't really recommend this wide angle adapter at...

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I use the 70-300 on a Canon 1ds full frame and they are very compatible. I am unable to comment on a crop camera.

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This is a replacement for another lens cap holder that secured via thin string. That one was impossible to get off once you got it on, and tangled easily. This has a nice shoelace-like attachable cord, and is easy to put on and remove. My only...

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these units are AMAZING when they work. we have burnt out 3 580ex2 for some reason. unknown reason could be the tt5 units. we have been troubleshooting these for 10 weeks now. they work when they want to. we have tried everything to get...

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I bought this filter to protect the front element of a new 17-85mm lens on my Canon Eos 500D digital camera. I have used Hoya filters throughout my photographic career which spans 40 years and have always been happy with optical quality, and this...

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Paid $24.90 + a few $ for shipping + tax Overall I'd say I'm satisfied, but not thrilled. Bought these for my HF20 and they seem to work well. My biggest complaint is that the wide angle cuts off the corners and you have to zoom in to hide it -...

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