This thing screwed on perfectly to the Sony 35mm 1.8. No complaints. Also have this on my 50mm 1.8L Canon.

49mm is the go-to size for Sony NEX lenses, the kit zooms and the 16mm, 20mm, 35mm, 50mm all have 49mm threads. This is a well-made replacement.

This UV filter has been a great addition to my Tamron 35mm for my sony. This filter is definitely more of a protector than a modifier at least in my use case, it helps to protect the exposed focusing mechanism of the lens and makes sure that no dust or particulates get into the lens. Overall I would say that this is a great filter to put on any lens as it adds a barrier between the front element and the world, and I didn't notice any negative effects on image quality by having this filter on the lens.

I’m using these indoors as satellite / rear speakers in a 5.1 setup - the front left/right are also Moukey, bigger shelf sitting models. In this use case they are an excellent upgrade from my prior Sony speakers. With multiple drivers and lower impedance, they create a powerful but clear sound. They were easy to mount (I was able to use the existing universal mounts I had used to wall mount the Sony speakers) - the wiring is all the same as typical speakers - red and black speaker wire, the higher quality the better.They do have multiple mounting options - they come with a swing bracket attached that can easily be used - because I have the universal mounts already tied into studs, I didn’t end up using them - if you remove them, you can access a typical “keyhole” type mounting system integrated into the back of each speaker which is what I’m using.Because I’m using these indoors, I can’t really comment on the waterproof capabilities (or lack thereof) but they do seem to be at least as well weatherproofed as the outdoor speakers that I currently use so I think they’d hold up just fine as long as you can protect the wiring connections from getting wet.Overall, nice speakers and a decent value at the current price - definitely give these a look if you’re in the market for new speakers!

Just received the Canon RF 14-35mm lens this afternoon. My first impressions are that the lens is very lightweight and will be great for both photos as well as videography on a gimbal. 14mm RAW images have a lot of distortion and vignetting, which Adobe will later be correcting with a lens profile, but is not available as of this moment. However, the images are sharp, and at 35mm as seen in the provided sample image, the color and images come out beautiful. Will be updating this review once I have had more time to test the lens, but for now I'm super excited to have this glass in my camera bag, especially for videography with my Canon mirrorless bodies!

I've used this with my 35mm f/1.4 E-Mount . By far, this polarizer has not came off my lens when i took it out for travelling to Hawaii. It gave my shots more contrast, darkens the highlights to the point where I can use the image and of course, see through reflections. As a polarizer, it does what most polarizers do, I definitely would recommend this filter!Highlights:- Tiffen helps with maintaining the sharpness- Blocks reflections- Ups the contrasts in your shots and reduces highlights

Light works well but it small. I was hoping I would be able to mount my Sony a 6400 in the center but it’s too small. You would definitely need a very tiny camera. I have my camera on it’s own tripod behind the light in my photo attached. Light has a nice brightness, multiple settings and does the job.

Great bang for your buck forsure, i use this on my sony 16-35mm g master