Features

• Fine grain Good for producing high-quality images
• Wide exposure latitude Rich tonality maintained with over exposure and underexposure
• High sharpness Good for applications that require a moderate degree of enlargement
• High resolving power Good rendition of detail

Features

• Excellent Neutral Skin Tones
• Rich Gradation
• Unbiased Gray Balance

Features

• ISO 3000 Black & White film when high speed is required
• Image Color marginally warm of neutral
• Ideal for medical, scientific and educational applications
• Same emulsion as PolaPan 667 (type 100 film format)

Reviews (1)

Extreme Speed
This film is rated at 3000 ISO. Believe it. Not recommended for the Holga/Holgaroid setup, because most of your shots will be overexposed. And there is not a lot of latitude, either. This film is mainly for use with oscilloscopes and medical photography applications. If you have a Polaroid back for your medium-format camera that has exposure metering, this film is for you. For the Holga shooter, there will be lots of wasted shots. In sunny situations with a Holgaroid, I've used a neutral-density filter with a 3x or 4x filter factor with mixed results. In very bright sunlight, a 4x or 5x filter factor has a fairly good success rate. But again, there's not a lot of exposure latitude. But if you get the exposure just right, it's beautiful. It's great film, but not for the beginner. ... Read more

Features

• LD glass for superb image quality
• Di technology meets digital SLR performance characteristics
• Includes front and rear lens cap and a lens case
• Fast maximum aperture of f/2.8 at the wide angle end
• Maximum magnification -1 - 9.6

Reviews (4)

A very sharp lens with good contrast
On a 1.6x crop factor camera like the Canon 350D/20D, the effective area of this lens is equivalent to a 27-56mm lens on a old school film-based SLR camera.As I come from a background of extensive 50mm lens use, I find this to be my most common working range (and I have four other excellent lenses in my bag to choose from).
Superb optical quality and fast for an amazing price
This is about the same range of the Canon 17-40mm F/4L lens and offer equivalent and sometimes superior optical quality and it's F/2.8 at the wide end. The lens is super sharp and very contrasty, with fast auto-focusing and a good feel on the focusing ring. The best part is this fast and optical superb lens is about half of price of the Canon 17-40mm lens. A true steal. Can't say enough good things about it. I am posting some sample pictures to show how good the image quality is, too bad the image size can't be bigger because the sharpness from this lens is truly amazing.
Great Wide Angle Lens
I bought the Tamron 17-35 for my Canon 20D, to compliment the Tamron 28-75 XR DI which I liked a lot.
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Reviews (1)

incredibly dark
I'm not sure why, but this lens is incredibly dark. I need to have major amounts of light to use it; the built in flash is not sufficient to light a nearby subject. I will very likely retire this lens in favor of one i can actually use.
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Features

• EF mount; telephoto lens
• Internal focusing; aspherical lens
• 135mm focal length
• f/2.8 maximum aperture
• Rear focusing system with Autofocus drive

Reviews (1)

A cheap lens that performs like a million bucks!
When most people think of this lens, the soft focus feature comes to mind. This lens is certainly unique in this respect. But the truth of the matter is that most people find this to be a feature that they will probably find little (if any) use for. So most people pass on this lens in favor of some sort of zoom (ie the EF 75-300mm). But even if you have no use whatsoever for the soft focus feature, this lens is actually one great, large-aperture, telephoto prime. Oh, and it can be had for a song. I have seen this lens go for less that $200 used here at the marketplace, as well as on ebay and craigslist. Even new, it is pretty cheap.
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Features

• EF mount; wide-angle lens
• Inner focusing; floating system; aspherical lens; full-time manual focus
• 35mm focal length
• f/1.4 maximum aperture
• Ring-type UltraSonic Motor (USM)

Reviews (2)

Good but not superior to zoom
I recently tried the 35mm f1.4 as a step up from by mainstay 28-70mm f2.8 zoom.I found some other primes superior to a zoom, especially the 135mm f2.0 compared to the 70-200mm f4.0, but I found no improvement with the 35mm.Both the 35mm and the 28-70mm zoom are excellent lenses at f2.8 and above.Detail and contrast in the 35mm were noticeably lower at f1.4, especially at the edges (I use a full frame 1Ds and this not be as noticeable on a less than full frame digital body).Those problems disappeared at f2.8 and higher but the image was only comparable to the zoom, not better, even at 100% magnification.The 35mm may be a more useful lens for anyone who needs to shoot in low light without flash.It is also lighter than the zoom and would be easier to haul around.Since the prices are about the same for the 35mm f1.4 and 24-70 f2.8 zoom (which replaced the 28-70), a buyer should consider what features would be most useful when choosing.

Razor sharp and fast, but shows light falloff.
I am going start by saying that I rate this lens as five stars _except_ for vignetting on full frame digital sensors at wide open apertures. I use this lens as my standard lens on a 5d. I find this angle of view to be perfect for general all around photography where I will "step in" to the subject to get the shot. This lens requires more interaction with the subject, but I think it results in more dynamic pictures. This lens is razor sharp, visibly sharper than my mainstay 24-70 f2.8 L zoom. On the 5d, I can shoot at f1.4 ISO 400 indoors without a flash which is pretty cool.
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Subjects:  1. Filter (Filters)   

Features

• 4-pack film for JobPro camera
• 600 Platinum Series instant film
• 10 photos per box
• Brighter, sharper, bolder, faster

Subjects:  1. Camera, Cameras, Film   

Features

• Truer colors with increased saturation
• Extended temperature range
• Improved peel time latitude
• Smoother, more consistent backgrounds
• Sharp, clear detail

Features

• 5 Pack - Total of 50 pictures
• 10 pictures per individual package
• Photos measure 3.5" x 4.2"
• Be prepared for those spur-of-the-moment shots!

Features

• Minimum focus of 59 inches
• Rotational zooming
• Angle of view of33-8 degrees
• Lightweight
• Mounts to Canon, Minolta, Nikon-D, and Pentax cameras

Reviews (1)

Great for the price!
A wonderful beginners lens to practice telephoto skills, especially for the price!I bought it to take photos in Yellowstone National Park, and it never failed me when I wanted to zoom in on animals and landscape features!
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Features

• Fuji Reala 100
• 35mm Film For Color Prints
• ISO 100
• 36 Exposures
• 936496

Reviews (2)

Reala film
This is one of the better grades of film I have started using. It has great saturation and sharpness of colors, exceptional film.

General Purpose Film
Reala is a modern classic for print film. When Fuji released this film in the 90's it changed casual photography from fairly low tech to high tech without most consumers ever noticing.
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Features

• Perfect for fixed lens cameras
• Easy to attach and use
• Connects to the cap with adhesive and to the camera body O-rings
• Helps prevent the loss of lens caps

Reviews (2)

It broke the 2nd day!
I read the earlier review but bought it anyway-- it was worth the risk, and it attached fine for me. Unfortunately, the stick-on cap-keeper lost its stickiness and the cap dropped the first time I took it anywhere. Maybe it was just old. It's a great idea -- too bad it didn't work.

not helpful if you have anything but a very short lens
I have an SLR (Nikon D50) with a pretty short/compact zoom lens.This cap tether didn't work at all as when the lens cap is on the lens, the tether wasn't long enough to reach the camera body, therefore nothing to attach the cap TOO. ... Read more

Features

• 1.4X Teleconverter designed for use with AF-S and AF-I Nikkor lenses
• Increases focal length by 1.4X
• Reduces lens aperture by one f-stop
• 5 elements in 5 group lens construction assures highest picture quality
• Full aperture metering with compatible cameras

Reviews (1)

Fabulous image quality but less reach
I have used both the TC-17E II and this one, the TC-14E II.This one multiplies the reach of a zoom lens by only 1.4.There are two other Nikon teleconverters in this series, the TC-17E II (1.7 multiplier) and the TC-20E II (2.0 times multiplier).The "E II" series of teleconverters is only suitable for certain Nikon lenses--check the Nikon website for compatability.I purchased this teleconverter for use with the 70-200VR F/2.8 lens, with which it is quite compatible.
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Features

• Built in All Weather Cover ¿ keeps gear protected against extreme weather
• Protective OverLap ¿ Zipper
• NoDrop ¿ Front Pocket for safe film and filter changes
• Rubber-molded carrying handle and compression molded pressed foam shoulder strap
• Adjustable padded dividers

Reviews (5)

Excellent
I can fit my Canon EOS 5D with Canon 17-40L lens , Canon 50mm prime lens , Canon 70-300 DO IS tele lens with hoods and my Canon 580EX flash , extra batteries and cleaning accessories. All this in small 10X9X7 bag.
Perfect getaway/travel bag...
This is my second Lowepro bag (the other being a Slingshot 100 AW), but it's my most preferred.This is especially true for those days when I want to carry just the camera and one zoom lens (in my case, an Olympus E-500 with a 14-54mm/f2.8-3.5 lens) for family outings and visits, parties, etc.This should not imply the bag doesn't hold all I need, quite the contrary.This bag easily accommodates a FL-36 flash, an Olympus EC-14 teleconverter, Stofen Omnibounce, a spare BLM-1 battery, extra batteries for my flash, extra CF cards, a Lenspen, a tabletop tripod, a CP filter, and RM-1 remote switch, and other small accessories.It can even accept my E-500/14-54 with the EC-14 mounted as well, with no loss of room -- all this in a compact size and it's relatively lightweight too.What more can I ask?

A Little Giant
I use this bag with a Nikon D70, a large flash and a Sony camcorder. It holds all three with extra batteries, lens cleaner, media cards and a mini tripod to boot. It is comfortable and very secure. I've had alot of bags in over 30 years of shooting -- a few of themworking in a camera store. This is the top if it holds all your gear. The weather cover is a nice bonus that I found only after I got the bag home. Five stars. ... Read more

Features

• EF mount; super telephoto lens
• Fluorite and Ultra-low Dispersion-glass; image stabilizer; internal focusing; full-time manual focus
• 600mm focal length
• f/4 maximum aperture
• Micro UltraSonic Motor (USM)

Features

• Velvia 100 Professional: Technologies
• PSHC (Pure, Stable & High-Performance Dye-Forming Coupler) technologies
• The couplers developed for new Fujichrome Velvia 100 combine remarkable color stability with high color formation efficiency. This makes possible not only Velvia 100's fundamental ultra-high saturation, but also its outstanding image stability.
• X-Coupler technology: A unique cyan coupler developed by Fujifilm and employed in such products as Velvia 100F.
• V-Coupler technology: A magenta coupler that extends the technology that has markedly improved color reproduction and stability in products such as Fujifilm's color papers.

Features

• LD glass for superb image quality
• Di technology meets digital SLR performance characteristics
• Angle of view -104 to 63 degrees
• Includes front and rear lens cap and a lens case
• Maximum magnification -1 - 9.6

Features

• Ilford Delta 100
• 35mm Film For B&W Prints
• ISO 100
• 36 Exposures
• 936496