Wilkinson Cameras Reviews

"Terrific camera. Exactly what I had hoped for. Very good price and excellent, fast, service!"

"Very impressive! I have taken a good few weeks to write this review because I wanted to give it a good workout to provide a more complete review. It is heavy, but I knew that before I purchased it, not a negative, I\u2019m just acknowledging it. That said, the focus is spot on, it feels good and provides sharp crisp images quickly. I\u2019m really pleased with it and it meets my needs perfectly. I generally use it for nature photography. The brand seems to be good quality and works effortlessly with my Nikon. Because of that I purchased a Sigma wide angle lens too."

"Very impressive! I have taken a good few weeks to write this review because I wanted to give it a good workout to provide a more complete review. It is heavy, but I knew that before I purchased it, not a negative, I\u2019m just acknowledging it. That said, the focus is spot on, it feels good and provides sharp crisp images quickly. I\u2019m really pleased with it and it meets my needs perfectly. I generally use it for nature photography. The brand seems to be good quality and works effortlessly with my Nikon. Because of that I purchased a Sigma wide angle lens too."

"Very impressive! I have taken a good few weeks to write this review because I wanted to give it a good workout to provide a more complete review. It is heavy, but I knew that before I purchased it, not a negative, I\u2019m just acknowledging it. That said, the focus is spot on, it feels good and provides sharp crisp images quickly. I\u2019m really pleased with it and it meets my needs perfectly. I generally use it for nature photography. The brand seems to be good quality and works effortlessly with my Nikon. Because of that I purchased a Sigma wide angle lens too."

"Very impressive! I have taken a good few weeks to write this review because I wanted to give it a good workout to provide a more complete review. It is heavy, but I knew that before I purchased it, not a negative, I\u2019m just acknowledging it. That said, the focus is spot on, it feels good and provides sharp crisp images quickly. I\u2019m really pleased with it and it meets my needs perfectly. I generally use it for nature photography. The brand seems to be good quality and works effortlessly with my Nikon. Because of that I purchased a Sigma wide angle lens too."

"I bought this lens for video and photographing my daughters equestrian activities as the zoom range allows me to capture horse & rider at both ends of the arena without change lenses, and is probably ideal for any sports where the action can be very close or far away. When capturing indoor sports then the lower light and F6.3 limit requires higher ISO than ideal, but thats only to be expected and its still pretty good. The zoom range also makes it an ideal 1 lens solution when hiking.\r\nThe lens feels very well made and the zoom ring is nice and smooth offering just the right level of resistance, and the programmable control ring on the lens is very useful allowing me to change the exposure very easily as the light conditions change during events.\r\nI've attached a couple of jpeg photos taken from the same position on Cat Bells to show the zoom range, and also a Bar-Headed Goose to give an indication of the sharpness and bokeh at 240mm, f6.3, 1\/500 and ISO 5000. "

"I bought this lens for video and photographing my daughters equestrian activities as the zoom range allows me to capture horse & rider at both ends of the arena without change lenses, and is probably ideal for any sports where the action can be very close or far away. When capturing indoor sports then the lower light and F6.3 limit requires higher ISO than ideal, but thats only to be expected and its still pretty good. The zoom range also makes it an ideal 1 lens solution when hiking.\r\nThe lens feels very well made and the zoom ring is nice and smooth offering just the right level of resistance, and the programmable control ring on the lens is very useful allowing me to change the exposure very easily as the light conditions change during events.\r\nI've attached a couple of jpeg photos taken from the same position on Cat Bells to show the zoom range, and also a Bar-Headed Goose to give an indication of the sharpness and bokeh at 240mm, f6.3, 1\/500 and ISO 5000. "