Lenses & Filters

Who'd have thought Olympus' telephoto-happy Four Thirds format would turn out the best wide-angle lens of any system? Knock that price down and it'd be perfect

3 expert reviews | 7 user reviews

Worked well....until the unmanned aircraft crashed...no fault of the lens. It met the needs of the system and the customer.,

8 user reviews

The Sony 135mm f/2.8 [T/4.5] STF is the ultimate cream machine. Regarding the quality of its bokeh (out-of-focus blur) it outclasses all other lenses tested to date so if this is a #1 priority for you just bow to the inevitable and go for it to enjoy...

2 expert reviews | 5 user reviews

It's a magnificent lens, great build all metall. The focusring moves very firm and smoothly, the aperture ring have very solid clicks. The images from this Nokton, have an interesting creamy artistic feel. Thats what the classic SC stands for, no ASPH...

11 user reviews

- light, and small

8 user reviews

Especially suited to full frame bodies, this lens puts the "ULTRA" into ultra wide angle lenses. It is also virtually free of rectilinear distortion.

8 user reviews

Works well in bright conditions. Used to photograph kitesurfing on a sunny day good results also doubles as a lens protector

12 user reviews

Works well in bright conditions. Used to photograph kitesurfing on a sunny day good results also doubles as a lens protector

12 user reviews

The pictures are amazing. The bokeh is stunning. Build quality is excellent

8 user reviews

Paradoxically, the results of this test are good news for the owners of Nikon reflex cameras. No, you don’t have to spend more than 1000 $ to buy a good quality ultra wide-angle lens. Less than 500 will suffice – for that sum you can buy either the...

5 expert reviews

This zoom lens is part of the FourThirds system, and therefore gives a film-equivalent focal length range of 24-120mm. With its fast aperture of f/2.8-4, it's suitable for use in all lighting conditions, and the SWD technology provides enhanced...

5 expert reviews | 1 user reviews

Overall not a bad lens for the range you get versus price. Not as sharp as some of Canon's other none L lenses. It's an older lens made for film so the optics are not optimized for a digital sensor and the IS is an older generation so you only get a...

8 user reviews

You can't kill this. I paid for pro-quality stuff so I could abuse it. From the Sahara to the summit of Aconcagua this hasn't missed a beat. Wicked fast AF. Clear and sharp. Fast. Shit lens hood, though. Mine has been duct-taped in place for 8 years.

11 user reviews

The Tamron 50-400mm F4.5-6.3 Di III VC VXD boasts an impressive zoom range in a relatively compact package. How does it perform? We took a look.

2 expert reviews

A versatile super-telephoto zoom that doesn't break the bank

3 expert reviews

The Sony E 70-350mm F4.5-6.3 G OSS is one of the only native telephoto zoom lenses for Sony's E-mount cropped-sensor mirrorless cameras. Before its release, fans of the Sony APS-C system would have had to use much bigger, more expensive full-frame FE...

2 expert reviews

Smooth zoom, autofocus works really well and nicely fitting lens hood.

2 user reviews

Can't beat Canon "L" Lenses

4 user reviews

Can't beat Canon "L" Lenses

4 user reviews

Quality build, superb optics, versatility and great in poor light

4 user reviews

For Olympus mirrorless cameras to be taken seriously by pros, they need to be backed up with some pro quality lenses – and this 300mm f/4 delivers the specs and image quality to make that happen.

2 expert reviews

Great for landscape photography. Zoom is not too powerful, but good enough to allow you to select an area you want to enlarge. Crisp images and perfect for trips in the countryside.

2 user reviews

great lens for general use but I find flare if you do not have the sun behind you so limits creative fun

4 user reviews

The FE 55mm F1.8 ZA Carl Zeiss Sonnar T* is one of the first three lenses available for Sony's full-frame E-mount system, having been announced alongside the Alpha 7 and 7R camera bodies. It's a slightly long 'normal' prime designed for everyday...

4 expert reviews

2 user reviews