NEEWER40.5mm HD Wide Angle Lens Compatible with Sony ZV-1F ZV-E10 A5000 A6000, 2 in 1 18mm Wide Angle & 10x Macro Additional Lens with Extension Tube, Bayonet Mount Lens Adapter (LS-30, Black)

I wasn’t expecting this to be great, but was very pleasantly surprised by its fit on both sides of the lens.It is a well made product with the lenses looking well polished, clear and definitive, with no discernible effect on the performance and functionality.Would I recommend this, based upon my experience I would.

Good lens

I tested this lens combo on a Sony A7iii with the kit 16-50mm lens that came with my old A6000 - being that lens diameter is the same 40.5mm as the macro lens... so I didn't need to use any reduction rings.The thread action is very smooth with no snagging as it threaded into the lens.There was a definite increase to the wide angle already achievable from the lens and the image quality was good with only a small amount of barrel distortion - and no problems with auto focus.Removing the front wide angle and leaves just the macro lens, and having the 16-50mm zoom helped with focal distance - as with most macro lens, the focal plane is quite narrow at any given focal distance.At the largest zoom of 50mm, the focal distance was very close - a few mm, and the image was very good across the frame - but the focal plain was extremely tight... would ideally need to use a tripod and fine adjustable rail to get the best results.At the wider range, 16mm, the image in the centre is ok and in focus but as the image moves out the focus starts dropping and the top and bottom become distorted (concave - bend in) and the sides started to become convex (bend-out).Overall as a macro lens, at the 50mm zoom it worked well (albeit a very narrow focal plane), but at the wider zoom, only the centre was in focus and not distorted... although this could provide a nice effect on certain subjects.So as a macro - yes it worked, and for the price tag it could provide some nice images... using a dedicatedmacro lens is always going to be the best option (imho), or even using extension tubes.So overall, at £66.99 (May 2023), it worked well as a wide angle extender lens, but I found it only OK as a macro lens - I found it did work but limited use... think I will stick with a dedicated macro lens.Would I say £66.99 is worth it - personally I would say from a build quality perspective it is worth the money - from a functionality perspective... to be honest, it does work and if you consider how expensive lens can be, then I have to say yes - it's a fair price.A solid 4⭐ base on build quality, price and functionality.

An excellent companion to the Sony APS-C kit lens for aspiring architecture photographers, YouTubers and everybody else who wants to shoot ultrawide and travel light at the same time. This comes with a microfiber towel and a bag.This two-part converter attaches to the existing lens. It does give you about 20% more to work with. So it turns a 24mm equivalent (ie the wider end of the typical "16-50mm" Sony APS-C kit lens coming with ZV-E10, A6700 etc) into something like a 19-20mm equivalent. Making selfies, group photos etc that little bit easier to take, especially if you can't zoom out with your feet.Who is this not for? Pixel-peeping purists might sneer at this, and think it is too hacky. Also, this is designed for APS-C lenses so it will not work well on full-frame.But for a value-minded photographer or videographer who's just starting out, this converter lens is a strong choice. And the photos I've taken so far are still pretty sharp.

The media could not be loaded. My partner says its a Great product. Does what is says. Fits his zv-e10. He would love one with an even big field of view if this company makes one.

Tested on a Sony Zv-1f, cannot see distortion around the edges, and fits perfectly. Doesn't make the camera front heavy. So far impressed.

This 22mm Macro Lens (Model No. LS-27) arrives in a nice looking, Neewer branded, cardboard box, that would be more than acceptable should you be wishing to give it as a gift. Inside the box is the lens (with lens caps), a 46mm adapter ring, a 40.5mm adapter ring, a cleaning cloth, a protective bag, and instructions.The build quality of the lens and the adapter rings is excellent and they have a good finish throughout.The lens is used in conjunction with your existing lens. Natively it can be attached to lenses with a ø49mm front filter thread size, however two adapter rings are included which enable you to connect it to lenses with ø40.5mm and ø46mm threads. You can also attach it to lenses with other thread diameters through the use of step-up/step-down rings that you will need to buy separately (available from a range of manufacturers on Amazon and from most photographic stores). When attached, this lens does not add too much additional weight or bulk to your setup.Depending on what lens you attach it to, the macro lens is said to offer a 1:1 to 1:1.7 magnification.In use the lens worked well. Image quality was very good and the lens was sharp.It is important to note that you will need to get quite close to your subject, and lighting can be an issue. However this is the same for all macro photography. Just a tip (especially when shooting moving subjects), if your camera has manual focus, it can be easier to set the lens to manual focus and then just physically move the camera closer or further away from your subject to get it in focus and take the picture, rather than relying on autofocus or trying to manually focus your lens.In conclusion, this a very well made macro adapter that has the ability to take some good photos. Whilst not up to the same level of quality as a dedicated macro lens, it will be good enough for many people’s needs. For those on a budget, it makes a good alternative to having to fork out on a dedicated lens. And for those looking to get into macro, it makes for a good, low cost, starting point.~ Amazon asked me to review this product and to give my honest and impartial opinion about it. That’s what I have set out to do, so I hope you found it helpful. ~