Nikon 35mm Review - Nikon 35mm f/1.8G AF-S DX Lens for Nikon Digital SLR Cameras

The AF-S DX Nikkor 35mm F1.8G objective of the UN is certainly caused a degree of horror for issuing them, with many fans with Nikon DX format disappointed with the decision alone. But the main advantage of this decision is obvious to everyone - even at the introductory price of something slow fall short of the venerable AF-Nikkor 35mm F2.0D, despite the addition of a motor autofocus with AF-S entry for Nikon D40 / D40 / D60 body. And less than half the price of DX few other early in the standard format currently on the market (like the Pentax 35 millimeters F2.8 Macro, Tokina 35 millimeters F2.8 Macro and Sigma 30 millimeters F1.4 EX DC HSM) Nikon is so success with this goal, the first to produce very little expensive (especially sub-$ 200) Premium Standard Designed for fast digital SLR cameras.

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Canon EF 50mm Review - Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 II Camera Lens

The Canon EF 50mm F1.8 II may be one of the cheapest lenses currently on the market, but its optics belie its lowly price. As befits a classic standard prime lens,The Canon EF 50mm F1.8 it's very sharp when stopped down, shows minimal chromatic aberration, and has relatively low distortion; APS-C users will also benefit from extremely low vignetting. In most regards it comes very close indeed to its much more expensive bigger brother, the EF 50mm F1.4 USM, lagging marginally behind in corner sharpness at any specific aperture. The only real blight in imaging terms is the lens's bokeh, or rendition of out-of-focus backgrounds, which is anything but smooth with a distinct tendency to render bright highlights as obvious pentagons.

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Nikon 50mm f/1.8D Review - Nikon 50mm f/1.8D AF Nikkor Lens for Nikon Digital SLR Cameras

Nikon 50mm f/1.8D lens is probably the sharpest lens that Nikon makes--see lens reviews I use this lens for low light situations outdoors and indoors so I don't need a flash. also, small dept-of-field. Using Nikon 50mm at f/2.0 I will get at least four-six times as much light (which means four-six times faster shutter speed) as my zoom at around f/4.8 and also have a sharper image. For $99.00 Nikon 50mm f/1.8 is a steal and a much better buy than the f/1.4 which is almost as sharp a lens and costs about $250.00--it's a no brainer.

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Canon EF 70-300mm Review - Canon EF 70-300mm f/4-5.6 IS USM Lens for Canon EOS SLR Cameras

This target is very useful for different purposes. Not only as a zoom lens-in that allows you to approach a distant subject, but I find it ideal for portraits. In fact, one can say that it is a non-intrusive lens, so to speak, when it comes to tackling big projects. Other low focal length lenses, I noticed that people, especially children are bored or uncomfortable.

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It's incredibly easy to achieve bokeh "significant" (background radiation), taking into account the amplification factor a product of great focus. Take pictures to 300mm portrait begins to slow down and focus only a few meters behind the subject. The role of openness is essential, because the more the depth of field (DOF) is not what matters most. The IS works very well and the sound it makes is not too noisy. I got very sharp pictures even in conditions of medium or low light, thanks to this feature. Now the flip side! This lens is heavy and too large for transport. Definitely not a good choice for the trip or if you fear for your safety. The aim is expensive and easily catch people's attention. If you hold in your hands for some time, while attached to the camera body, you begin to feel fatigue. Due to the weight and size of the gravity of the camera to a changing balance of the body at some point the lens, and I tend to grab the last spot of the window 'device, as often happens with any other lens. When it comes to stress, the process is a bit 'slow, but I think it is normal. In low light conditions (for example, fires the bulb), the goal may be difficult to find a topic for discussion. If this happens, the price goes up and focus forward until it gets what the point. Overall: good magnifying glass!  Read more reviews

Canon EF-S 10-22mm f/3.5-4.5 USM Reviews - Must Read Before Buying a Canon EF-S 10-22mm f/3.5-4.5 USM SLR Lens for EOS Digital SLRs

I bought this goal a week ago and found that it was a good choice, though not up to 12-24 Takin's F / 4, I can say is the best lens in this class. The Canon is lighter, which makes them comfortable with a camera like the 50D lift espically with a pinch of the battery, which I did not shoot, but still plan to buy soon. The additional two degrees at the end is a great advantage with this goal when we lost in the larger area that is not so much as I think most people who have to buy this goal, part of a purchase a different lens, it is really necessary.

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This objective is particularly soft in the corners open, which is generally in a lens of this class and takin this too does not, in order to improve the level of Canon also manages Takin CA and I would say is to build a much stronger . Takin is good for the production of slow tank. I would be this lens on Sigma and Tamron versions (Tamron, I think we take in order to seek the best for 3rd party) lenses, but in my opinion, that only leads Takin these lenses, and does so with a constant f / 4, the diaphragm is very important to me. Flare control is a bit 'better not look too, but with this objective, we can make a big difference in some scenes to shoot.

This is a great lens as a whole, I do not think they were satisfied. When the target is more convenient than it would probably be advisable, but it's the same price that's takin, Sigma and Tamron, without benefits, so that I will be again.Read more reviews

Canon EF 70-200mm f/4 L Reviews - Must Read Before Buying a Canon EF 70-200mm f/4 L IS USM Lens for Canon Digital SLR Cameras

I wanted to take pictures of my friends dog agility, and had trouble with the image of dogs go over the jumps. I would have the image before the dog has to choose jump. Sometimes it works, but most of the time I finished with a jump. I wanted a fast lens, and looked to see what the photographer, the procedure for their extraordinary flexibility recordings used. Everyone had this goal, each of them. So I wondered if the lens would work for me, a senior, a little "fear of spending so much money for a lens. I've finally got a long awaited gift to me." E "was everything I wanted . Not only the dogs would be taken over the jump, but also before, over and landing. The pictures are wonderful.

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I love this. The only problem is that it is difficult, but I think that only comes with the quality of the lens. I had the goal for a whole day, and people think that really know how to make pictures. This goal makes the pictures that you look like you know how to make pictures. Even if you are a beginner. One day I'll get a photo course, but in the meantime, everything is transparent and I like it for photos of their grandchildren to use. After that goal with passion, I have recently bought another Canon lens, which is to peer at a lesser distance, and between the two of them I enjoy taking pictures so beautiful. It has also begun to ask whether I am a professional. Of course not, I can not know, very slowly, but I can read and see what is being photographed by people I like are used, so I thought I had it to anyone looking for a lens that makes the shares great photos, but do not know what you're doing. White only take that from July all day to fit around a theme park, and not in any pocket, but it's fantastic photos.Read more reviews

Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8L USM Reviews - Must Read Before Buying a Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8L USM Standard Zoom Lens for Canon SLR Cameras

After careful consideration and reading almost all reviews for this goal, I dropped my hat bought one. I was so excited, I could hardly wait to get it. On my first couple of shots I thought I had made the right choice and a good investment (after all $ 1300 on a camera lens is an investment, right?) Started to notice any thing out of 70mm (60mm-24mm) , my subjects seemed blurry and unfocused. Begin the tests.

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This objective focused back anything, but after 70 millimeters each micro adjustments. For some reason, when I used my 430EX flash and AF assist on it, it was even worse. BTW I have a 50D. I'm not talking about just focusing back ..... I'm talking about feet! Has forums and internet research and found many, many posts about these problems and how some were able to correct by Canon (Set it). So I sent it to Canon. Back confirming the issue and have replaced the neck and head. Well, that is beautiful, but still did! Sent the lens back as faulty for replacement. Amazon, BTW has been extremely helpful with this. Got my replacement within 2 days. Made side by side comparisons and the replacement was better. The problem was still there. Some suggestions have been put in focus at 70mm then zoom in on what I want and shoot. This works! But, call me silly, for $ 1300 this is BS! I asked to exchange the 24-70L with a 17-55mmIS. Let me tell you how happy I am with it. The WOW factor was immediate with it and the sharpness is incredible. 'm Glad I was able to find a lens that works for me, but the 24-70L absolutely not. I heard that this goal works best on a full frame camera, but I also heard of them have the same problem, even after multiple trips to Canon. Buyer Beware! Read more reviews