I love that it can connect to my phone and i can share images right away!

Another quality Tiffen filter, works well on my Nikon 18-140 lens.

So far so good. Website with support video is extremely helpful and informative. Product itself seems solid, however only time will tell. The versatility and led light provide options beyond my expectations.

I had zero experience using cell phone lenses and frankly had no idea they even existed until my husband got it for me for Christmas. I've had some experience in photography and I've used nice macro lenses before. The attached photo is just a quick example from my first attempt at playing with the macro lens. When I saw you could zoom in *even more* on the phone screen, and that it was so good you can see the inclusions in my antique sapphire, I was amazed! If I had a perfectly motion-free environment (and younger eyes) it would have been even better. I used a tripod and a trigger but we have a lot of traffic going by which shakes the house. The quality of the lenses is really nice, very solid and a good heft just like any other quality optics. Be sure to watch the videos, they teach you the best uses of the wide-angle lens; right off the bat (say if you try taking a photo of your desk or something) it doesn't seem like it does much, but it's more meant for outdoor large scale scenes or group photos. I can't wait to try it on the beach in Hawai'i when we go in February! Anyway I love the lenses and they also come with a travel case, lanyard, cleaning cloth, lens covers, and a great rechargeable tiny clip-on light you can use for creative lighting in macro shots. Highly recommend!

I bought three circular polarizers: AmazonBasics ($13.99), Tiffen ($28.17), and Breakthrough Photography’s X2 ($89).The first test throws out the AmazonBasics due to color problems (it turns everything brown). A weekend of ruined pictures with that filter confirmed this.The Tiffen looks better than the X2. The polarization is stronger, and the X2 appears to be slightly brownish.A weekend using the Tiffen returned slightly brownish pictures. Breakthrough Photography's website shows tests of the Tiffen and their X4 ($129). The Tiffen looks worse at long (red) wavelengths and the X4 looks worse at short (blue) wavelengths.I usually leave my camera on AWB; this weekend I'll try other white balance settings. Also I'll pay more attention to the sun's position and leave the polarizer off when it's not doing anything. I suspect that the photographer's skill is more important than the differences between filters!

Thank you very much! I am very pleased! Good seller!

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