Camera Lens
A great camera is nothing without quality glass. Our lens reviews for all camera types will ensure you make the right choice for your next big purchase.
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This compact manual-focus prime is pricey, but wonderful
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An alternative telephoto zoom option for DSLR photographers
Review Price: £789.00
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Fujifilm's first 1:1 macro lens for the X-series
Review Price: £1,249.00
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A mighty fine telephoto prime lens for Micro Four Thirds
Review Price: £2,699.00
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The obvious choice for budget-conscious full-frame shooters
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Is this the ultimate ultra wide-angle zoom?
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The perfect compact prime for Sony full-frame shooters
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A long telephoto zoom designed for use with Sony’s high-speed Alpha 9
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An excellent large-aperture, ultra-wide prime lens for Micro Four Thirds cameras
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A great stabilised fast telezoom lens
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Fast wide-angle zoom for Canon and Nikon APS-C DSLR users
Review Price: £499.99
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The latest iteration of Canon’s mid-range image-stabilised telezoom
Review Price: £499.99
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Is this the ultimate portrait lens?
Review Price: £1,399.99
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Second-gen zoom for Canon full-framers
Review Price: £1,065.00
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Affordable mid-telephoto prime with f/2 maximum aperture
Review Price: £449.00
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Is this the perfect budget fast prime for Alpha 7 users?
Review Price: £239.00
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An image-stabilised ultra-wide-angle zoom for Canon and Nikon DSLRs
Review Price: £579.99
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Andy Westlake tries out Sony's latest premium fast prime designed for Alpha 7 users, the Sony Planar T* FE 50mm f/1.4 ZA
Review Price: £1,499.00
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Andy Westlake gets his hands on a premium fast wideangle prime for Micro Four Thirds - the Panasonic Leica DG Summilux 12mm f/1.4 Asph
Review Price: £1,199.00
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It's nicknamed the 'Bokeh Dreamer', but is the Laowa 105mm f/2 (T3.2) STF worth investing in for portraiture? Michael Topham puts this unique lens to the test
Review Price: £649.00
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Michael Topham puts Sigma's latest zoom with a constant f/1.8 aperture to the test
Review Price: £829.00
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