Photo Sensor Size Comparison

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is very spacious! I put my hand in the photo for a size comparison. I think this is great for long bike rides or hikes, or when used for going to a theme park with kids. You can fit a lot! There is some air vented padding in the back.

I needed a longer cable to tether a larger area ...the online photo comparison of cable connectors was EXTREMELY helpful in choosing the correct cable to purchase..photoshoot success! thanks B&H

Smaller size with 1 inch sensor provides great quality for a P&S.

This lens is literally the best photo lens that you can get from the world in 2022. It is much better than the new Noct. It is much better than 35mm 1.8. There is not comparison you can find the similar lens on the market. Creamy bokeh, low light performance, and sharp image, and what else do you expect? Yes the only problem is it is too heavy, but in the photo lens industry, this nails every brand. This is said by a person who experienced all lenses from Angenieux to Zhongyi. At this price level, it is the king.

Although I already own a Kolarivision 720 nm long-pass filter 49 mm in size, I wanted to have one for my Lensbaby optics without having to use a 46 - 49 mm step-up ring, so I purchased this filter. While I have not yet done a comparison between the Hoya and Kolarivision filters, I have not found any evidence of vignetting (which could happen given that the ring of this filter is not slender.) The filter threads screw on the lens mount without any difficulty. Presented here is a photo taken with a full spectrum-converted Sony a6700 camera using the Lensbaby Trio 28 - Sweet optic (42 mm full frame-equivalent focal length) followed by an iPhone SE2 visible light-only photo for comparison.

When I took pictures with or without the filter, I found the filter actually makes the photo a little shaper (two photos included for your comparison). Inexpensive filter to add protection to my Sigma 150-600 mm zoom lens.

This light is amazing, I use it for everything from video productions to photo shoots. It’s tiny in comparison to my other lights, and even has more power than bigger bodied lights that I use too. The MOLUS has quickly become the first light I go to when setting up a scene.

This lens has simply no comparison with similar products. It paid itself with the first new customer (architectural photo), which was enthusiast of the results.

Like with many other photo accessories at B&H, the price (per gb) was a really good value in comparison to other big retailers. I’m very happy!

In a direct comparison to Photo Paper Plus II on my Pro 9000, Pro Platinum produces a much cleaner white while reproducing mid-tones and blacks that are more neural as well and lacking in the magenta cast that Photo Paper Plus has. I have no means of verifying longevity, but it does make me feel better about printing on it. Hopefully, I'll get back to you 200 years from now to see if it proves itself out.