Web Creation Reviews

This lens I have purchased because of many good reviews on web but still B&H had a best price for this lens! ...

Hours of fun creation!

I have been reading Web reviews of the Pentax 6.5x21 Papilio II Binocular and knew that B&H was the place to get a pair. Ordered it on Monday and it was delivered on Thursday, amazing service & price - as usual from B&H. This binocular is really a 3-D magnifying glass...I put a 1 piece on my knee - it focused cleanly and filled over 35% of the viewing area. Objects 2 feet distant are brought in to less than 4 inches away. It's lightweight and the 6.5X gives you a brighter, less shaky image. The focus is butter-smooth and I spent the 1st 2 hours looking at my coin collection, reading super-small print on bottles and just having fun with my new toy. I stepped out to look at the night sky and the crescent moon was clear with grey areas and craters showing, no color/image flare. Very impressive for $130.00 bins. Kudos to Pentax and to B&H! Love my little Butterfly...

The reviews from across the web helped me to select this lens. The lens seems to be preforming as advertised and as the reviews said. Using it on a D3500.

I read a lot of reviews, watched every video on the web and made a decision to buy this product because it got a lot of very positive reviews. That being said, I didn't think it would be as good as it is. It was huge surprise looking at the quality of the manufacturing, materials and engineering. It is smooth as glass and he's here to assemble than I thought it would be. This is the central gear to any traveling videographer.

Mostly for portraits. It does have the bokah as other reviews on the web have described. I studied those reviews before buying so I can say I received exactly what I expected and am pleased. Suggest you do the same so you understand what does and its limitations. Keep in mind it's manual only. I think it's at its best when wide open. It's a heavy lens so if I don't need it's special effect, I use lighter optics. To me, it's worth every penny. I'm glad I grabbed it before any possible import tariffs are added.

This thermal scope hits way above it's price. Check out all of the features and reviews all over the web. You can't beat the deal at B+H, this came with a thermal monocular. Scope on the rifle and monocular to scan with. Sweet deal.

I decided to buy these after extensive research of reviews around the web (disregarding anything intended for music listening/casual use). What tipped me over the line was a video review which used a dummy head to compare them side by side with the Sony MDR7506, as well as the ATH-M50x and other similar models. Turns out it offered the flattest and most unaffected sound of the bunch; the Sony sounded awful and tinny, and surprisingly, the M50x's bass was too hyped at the cost of accuracy. Having used them now for mixing and production as well as field interview recording, video work and so on, I can say my experience reflects my expectations (which were high). Incredibly well made, pragmatic sounding headphones.

I wanted to set up my camera and trigger it remotely, but in sight. After looking at various reviews on the web I decided on the Vello Freewave Plus. It works very well and I wouldn't hesitate to recommend it to others.

I wasn't sure about that lens because it's very difficult to find, actually impossible in Canada, and very little reviews on the web. I use it now with my Sony a6300 and I have to say it's pretty amazing. Very impressive Bokeh and perform extremely well in low light. Built super solid and it feels like it. Small and surprisingly heavy, the lens is all manual so you are pushed to improve your skill as a photographer and especially as a videographer. It needs a bit of practice but when you master it you realize where the lens can bring you and it's inspiring. One thing you have to consider if you buy that lens, is to get a variable ND filter. Without a filter you won't be able to video outside during day light with your lens opened at 0.95f up to 2.8f. I love it!!!