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A well-built, pro-spec lens boasting excellent performance
Review Price: £1,140.00
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A fully-manual prime lens with a fast aperture at a bargain price
Review Price: £350.00
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A sub-£200 optic with Optical Stabilisation and a Hyper-Sonic Motor - too good to be true or an absolute steal?
Review Price: £175.00
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An update to an already good performer, is this the ideal all-purpose lens for Nikon bodies?
Review Price: £1,050.00
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An impressive 10x zoom range for just over £1100, but has Sigma been a little over-ambitious with this superzoom optic?
Review Price: £1,150.00
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Half the price of the Nikon equivalent, but this optic proves that it can still hold its own
Review Price: £700.00
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With a second-generation VR system and handy focal range, is this the ideal all-purpose lens for Nikon DX-format bodies?
Review Price: £480.00
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With Image Stablisation, UD elements and an Ultrasonic Motor, is this feature-filled objective the perfect kit-lens replacement?
Review Price: £600.00
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Far cheaper than Canon's f/1.2 equivalent, but still a mighty good performer for a more than reasonable price
Review Price: £300.00
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The price tag might not suit everyone's budget, but this optic's performance is hard to argue with
Review Price: £1,500.00
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With plenty of functionality delivered at a reasonable price, what's not to like about this Nikon optic?
Review Price: £550.00
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Excellent ergonomics and a fast f/2 aperture makes this a serious third-party macro option
Review Price: £550.00
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Similarly priced to Nikon's own 70-300mm lens, is this third-party option any better?
Review Price: £399.00
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With internal focusing and a consistent set of MTF curves, this stabilised 70-300mm optic has a lot going for it for Nikon users
Review Price: £400.00
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This budget superzoom option boasts close focusing and low-dispersion glass, but what do we think of it overall?
Review Price: £170.00
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With two 10-20mm lenses already within the Sigma stable, how exactly does this superwide offering fit into the line-up?
Review Price: £630.00
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A ruggedly built zoom lens with near-silent AF
Review Price: £850.00
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Revamped version of a pro classic - is this Canon's best zoom lens?
Review Price: £2,200.00
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Nikon's pro zoom is a stunning beast of an optic, with consistently excellent results across the focal range
Review Price: £1,630.00
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An affordable pancake option for the NX series, with excellent image quality
Review Price: £200.00
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Samsung's NX kit lens is delightfully affordable and produces some perfectly acceptable results
Review Price: £130.00
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This budget superzoom option will only set you back £150, but what exactly can you expect for such a reasonable price?
Review Price: £150.00
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Wideangle optic with a wide f/1.4 aperture, but is it really worth almost £1900?
Review Price: £1,895.00
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No manual focus and a four-figure price tag, but this lens is one hell of a performer
Review Price: £1,249.00
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A great macro lens for the Micro Four Thirds system, with a solid mid-range performance
Review Price: £600.00
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Great handling, great images, and not too bad a price - this Nikkor prime lens is a cracker.
Review Price: £1,190.00
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At almost £2000, this pricey L series optic puts in as good a performance as expected
Review Price: £1,900.00
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Compatible with both full-frame and cropped-sensor bodies, this fisheye is attractively priced and performs well
Review Price: £520.00
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A wide prime with internal focusing, but is this the best wideangle for K-mount users?
Review Price: £545.00
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This new lens, the Nikon 16-35mm, is the world’s first ultra-wide zoom to offer vibration reduction (VR-II) technology. The What Digital Camera Nikon AF-S 16-35mm f/4G review finds out how it fares
Review Price: £1,029.00
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