Olympus 50Mm 1.8

[0.065 lb] General lens hood for Olympus M Zuiko 12-50mm lens.

[0.3 lb] Just the tweak I needed with my Canon 1.8 50mm lens. Great price too!

[Canon EF] Giving this 5 stars because these do what they are designed to do. I was using these with my 70D 50mm 1.8 & 16-35 II. At first the 13mm tube did not establish a connection to my lens but the rest worked fine. After reconnecting my lens 3 times it worked and works every time. The build is solid and they fit firmly to the body and lens. For just under $50 this is a great buy.

[0.05 lb] I am satisfied with the Fotodiox M39 to Leica M adapter. I'm using it with a Canon 50mm f/1.8 LTM lens and the Ultron 35mm f/1.7 LTM lens on a Bessa R4m Leica M mount camera. The adapter is solid and exhibits no play. Infinity focus is not a problem.

[50mm] I got my 50mm f/1.8 Lens by Yongnuo today and I'm already loving it! Photography is just my hobby, so if you are like me you should get this lens. It's great for night photography and portraits. In addition I'm a little bit into filmmaking and this lens is also very nice for filming, in my opinion. :)

[0.295 lb] I purchased this for my Canon 50mm 1.8. It's not an expensive filter, but it does the job well. I've used Tiffen before and it's a good brand for the cost

[f/22] I've only had this a couple weeks and it's already my favorite lens. I'm using a Canon 60D, and had been using a 50mm 1.8 cheapo..this is obviously a much higher quality lens, and it shows. Oh and I chose free shipping and it still made it to me in two days.

[Aluminum] Bought this for a Canon RF 50mm f/1.8 lens. Is crystal clear and has absolutely zero effect on image quality. It is my walk around lens, and now I don't use a lens cap with it anymore, this filter protects the front element now from any potential scratches, so I am always ready to shoot.

[Canon EF] This is a great lens. Perfect companion to the nifty fifty (50mm 1.8). When its on a crop senor camera, it feels more like a 50mm lens, so go with this if you dont like having to always take a few steps back each time you shoot. Totally worth the price, especially if you are just starting to work with a DSLR.

[Multi Coated | ] The Hoya is a nice addition to my new glass 50mm 1.8 Nikkor. No change in portrait photos and haven't done to many landscape photos to say if I notice any change. It's a strong filter that will protect your costly lens. I just leave mine on 24/7.