LENSKIRT

I have now had the opportunity to use the lenskirt to cover ice hockey games and have found it satisfactory in reducing the glare. However the quality of the materials used , for the money paid , leaves a lot to be desired. I refer to the quality of the cloth skirt that attaches to the lens . It's weave is so open that I wonder what sort of usage I can expect from it before holes or tears develop in it. I realise it's got to be flexible but not so as the durability of the product suffers. Here's hoping

Lenskirt produce a fantastic product which has recently been updated with improved quality material and manufacture. Importantly their customer service is attentive, reliable and helpful. New products releasing shortly also indicates a continuing development of their already great product. Lenskirts are an incredible gift for colleagues working in tvc's, tv and films - EVERYTIME. Latest crew to use one is Ann Curry's photographer with NBC NEWS.

For years we have been shooting in situations where we have had to acquire black foam core or Cinefoil to accomplish our through the window or plexiglass shot. Lenskirt is a great product to avoid those other time consuming options. Great idea - and very easy to use!

Have just acquired it direct from USA took only 3 days to get here. Used it imediately in London at some of the high spots and it is simply amazing. So simple that no-one else has thought about this issue before.

Very handy to have in your camera bag, lightweight and scrunches up small too. Does exactly what it's supposed to, kills reflections on windows, have it with me at all times now.

I initially first heard about the lenskirt when reviewing some images from a light-painting workshop that had taken place in Bodie, CA. I quickly saw the added value of having something like this. Although I really dont shoot through glass a lot, when the time came for my own journey to Bodie (this past weekend), I decided to go ahead and order one for myself. I was not disappointed. I dont have any sample images to show yet, but I can definitively say that the lenskirt saved my butt while shooting through all the windows at Bodie. The only thing is, w/ the windows at Bodie, they were quite dirty - and of course I had forgotten my Windex lol -- so the suction cups didnt work too well, but I was still able to maneuver the product well enough that it accomplished what I needed it too. 5 stars! p.s. my GF says it also doubles as a great sun hat/bonnet :)

A must have accessory for doing photography through glass, especially at museums, zoos or aquariums. Easily attached to any camera lens, the lenskirt lets you avoid reflections from the glass or flash back from your flash or those of others who may be shooting near you. Wonderful product.

I heard about this product on the Photofocus podcast and could not wait to get one. I tried it immediately upon receipt and could not be happier with the result. I now can't wait to find a legitimate place to use it as I know it will improve my through window photography greatly. No more rubber lens hoods (that don't really work, anyway) for me!!!!

This is a brilliant product. Attaches easily, light to carry on vacation, does what it says on the tin.