PolaroidStudio Series 52/55/58mm .43x HD Wide Angle Lens With Macro Attachment + Polaroid Studio Series 2.2X HD Telephoto Lens Travel Kit

The build quality of the adapters themselves are really nice for the price you pay but the caps are a bit awkward and difficult to screw back on. The Macro adapter does it's job, making the image zoomed in a good amount but the fisheye adapter was quite disappointing. If you're looking to zoom out just a bit and have not much of a distortion then it is really good, but if you are going for the fisheye look this is not the adapter for you.

Photography is a hobby for me, so I haven't had time to really put these lenses to the test, but here's what I can say. They feel good, pleasantly weighty. The threads fit both my 58mm lenses snugly, no fear they're going to fall off (like a super cheap wide angle lens I bought before). In my limited testing they work, good picture quality. At mid to full zoom you can see the edges of the wide angle lens, but no complaints so far with the 2.2X teleconverter. Both lenses had front and rear caps that fit snugly, as well as individual bags for each lens. It would've been nice if the bags were labeled for each lens, but that's a little thing. I haven't used the adapters, but they feel like aluminum, so they should be durable. In my limited testing, I think I got a good value for the money.

Wish the zoom was a little more powerful. Otherwise happy with the purchase.

The wide angle lens is great. It gives the effect you expect without anything weird. However the telephoto is another history. The picture quality gets compromised with some purplish contours around some shapes. I've had this same effect with other cheap telephotos, so i guess you'll have to get a very expensive one to accomplish zoom pictures with a clean image.

At this price, I wasn't expecting much from these but surprisingly, they actually work pretty well. The optics are good (to my eye). They probably aren't as good as a lens that costs $500-$600, but they didn't cost much and I think they are a great value. I don't think most amateur photographers would know the difference.

Not exactly what I thought they'd be. A little fuzzy with my camera.

The range of stars tells the range of expertise and creativity. They are cheap. Like toys. Use them as such. Crop out blurry edges are use as retro. Please check yourself.

I tried these on an 18 to 55 zoom and a 55 to 250 zoom. The image quality was ok but only near the middle range of each lens. at either end of the range the quality dropped down to the point that I felt I wasn't gaining any increase in range so I returned them.

I am really disappointed with both the lenses.So called 2.2X high definition telephoto lens hardly gives any magnification, a little zoom what it gives is with a distortion. I have tried it both on AF & MF and both handheld & mounted on tripod.Further 0.43X high definition wide angle lens tends to curve the edges even at nominal zoom.Macro adaptor is just ok. however can't expect see change with and without.

As im new to DSLR and only to improve on quality of images, i didnt want to spend a lot on lenses. These were an ideal upgrade at a low budget. They work well and as im not a pro, these lenses have given me some versitility and good quality images.

Father in law thought they were better than his slightly more expensive set

Incredible LensesEdited 09/10/2019 The photo attached was taken with my Nikon D3200 camera, 40mm macro lens , close up filters and the macro part to this lens. I thought you should see the quality of lens. 😊📸

Took a punt on this to extend the range of the sony a6000 kit lens sel55210 but i cant get a usable image. Auto focus does not work with this attached and trying to manually focus is a nightmare. If your looking for a cheap telephoto extender please avoid this one!