After almost losing a lens cap on the beach, I decided to buy these nifty holders. Very pleased, the quality seems good enough to keep on my lens even when transporting all of my gear. Plus there are five of them to choose from, even if I lost one!

I got this for my birthday this week and have found it to be a great little lens. Much better than spending $500+ for some good "glass" for the DSLR. It provides clear bright pictures with great definition. I wish I could say the same about the instructional videos on the web site. I haven't had a chance to use the light unit as yet. Unfortunately with the iPhone 7 you have the lightning plug rather than the earbud plug so the flash won't plug into the camera but you can still hold it for illumination purposes. Would I buy it again yes, just for the lenses themselves. It seems like a great price for a good lens.

These lens caps are quick and easy to install, and so far are durable. The strings aren't so long that the caps move into frame or encourage our cats to think they have a new play toy. After losing a bunch of lens caps, it's nice to have some that last a while.

This camera lens shaped hot drinks mug is a lot more than a novelty item. It has the two lid options. One seals the drink in, keeping it hot for long periods. The other does the pretty much the same but has a sliding opening to drink through. You also get a spoon for stirring. The mug is very well made indeed and has rubber like parts on the outer features, which aid in providing a good grip and protecting fingers from hot parts. Looks really cool on my desk. Everyone at work initially thinks its a real lens and all have been surprised and impressed when I drink my coffee from it.

I brought this for my commute to work. It's not a great camera but it does the job of recording my journey. The picture quality is good enough to capture the important detail but pausing the video sometimes gives a clearer and more detailed image. The image jumps around a bit because the plastic bracket isn't the best when mounted to the top of my helmet. I think the helmet wobbles a bit more because of the weight of the camera above my head, but is no big deal. The plastic parts that hold the camera on my helmet look flimsy but somehow hold the camera well.I've had this for a few months now with around 4-5 commutes per week and I've only had two major problems. The first was the 'white balance' (no idea if that's the right term) was off for one journey. The entire video was as if a light was being pointed at the lens but I had no idea that was happening until I watch the video back. I may have switched the camera on in a dark loading bay at work and then stepped outside in the sun. The second was in the rain and dense fog (one morning), which generally renders the camera useless unless I wipe the lens every few minutes (maybe to be expected).The battery looks like it lasts at least 2 hours. I've had no problems with the memory card.I have no intentions on replacing this for my commute but I wouldn't use it when riding around an off road trail through a forest.

When I purchased this lens back in November, I was so excited to see how I would be able to use it. Not only did it completely wow me, it has become my automatic go to when I travel or attend events. It also serves as a GREAT portrait lens for senior shoots that I often do.I use this lens with my Canon Rebel T6s. Together these two produce photos that I am so proud of and that continue to amaze me. The sharpness will definitely blow the 18-55 or 18-135 standard kit lenses out of the water. I always find myself picking the 50mm over my kit lenses, even at the expense of not having the convenience of a zoom lens. Great AF and super lightweight. Can't say enough about the nifty fifty. EVERY photographer, professional or hobbyist, should own this lens. The money is 100% well spent.

I love these little lens keepers! it's hard to write too much about them but so far, so good. They seem to stick well and I don't have a problem with them. Best part is they come in a pack of three and you get a free lens cloth!

So I purchased this because we do documentation for real estate and I needed a wider angle lens for better scene caps.. At the time when I purchased it I had an Iphone X.. and its not bad.. though there is some very noticeable distortion around the fringes.. but with some cropping its not to bad. However when we moved to using a iphone XS Max, basically this lens is unusable.. because the way the image capture is, the image is highly distorted at the edges and is more "fish eye" now which means the shots taken we can't use.. (too obvious and very amateurish).So be very mindful of the phone you have. One of my guys has a iphone XR which this might be better for (as a single lens) so it may align better.. but for now, this went from a "semi-usable" lens to a "mostly unusable lens" very quickly.