Lens Reviews
I'm no expert, and I know that most of these lenses are better pieces of glass than I am a photographer, but hopefully you'll find these lens reviews and articles helpful.
Canon EF 28mm f/2.8 Prime Lens Review.
A great budget prime that will out-strip the performance of your kit-lens.
Fast, Light, Sharp and Cheap – The Canon 50mm f/1.8 EF II Prime Lens.
Great price, great lens, shame about the build quality, but hey, it's £100!
Canon EF 35-105mm F/4.5-5.6 dSLR Lens Review.
A budget zoom that delivers the goods.
Canon EF 75-300mm f4-5.6 Zoom Lens Review.
Another eBay bargain, this time a budget zoom with an amazing focal length!
Lensbaby Composer.
Loads of good stuff about this great lens system.
Old M42 Lenses On Canon EOS 350D / Digital Rebel XT.
Give old M42 lenses a new lease of life on the front of your modern dSLR. (And save a few quid at the same time!)
A Wide Angle Alternative For Your dSLR: The Pentacon 29mm f/2.8 M42 Lens Review.
One of my favourite lenses - a wide angle of view and perfect for all-day shooting.
Helios 35mm F/2.8 M42 SLR Lens Review.
On a crop-sensor dSLR this old m42 lens gives a really natural perspective for your photography.
Lens Review: Helios 135mm F/2.8 M42 Manual Lens.
This great old telephoto helps me to see in a whole new way.
Soligor 90-230mm f/4.5 M42 Manual Focus Zoom Lens Review.
Grab one of these, a mount adapter, some extension tubes, and you've got a great macro set-up.
(Plus also check out this post with some more macro shots using the Soligor 9-230mm).
Minolta MC Rokkor – PG F/1.4 50mm Lens Review.
It only works well on manual focus Minolta Film SLRs, but what a great lens!