Lens Distortion IS A JOKE!!!!
930840
This camera is a JOKE!  Don't buy it unless you want all of your memories to look like they took place inside of a funhouse.  I don't know what HP did with the lenses, but if you take a photo of a square object, the sides of it appear to "bend" or "bow" outward.  It's sad because other than this one major flaw, this is an awesome and easy-to-use camera.  The large and bright display is very impressive too.  What a shame!  It's back in the box, and will be returned today.  I think next time I'll stick to a company that has experience with camera optics.
2857420
Seriously why not save up for a better one? Yes I know the lens is cheap so don't expect great quality but at least you should expect good quality. I have tried taking so many pictures with this lens and the majority of the pictures come out very blurry and dull. I do not suggest this lens for anyone who is serious about getting into wildlife or photography in general....I wish I did not buy this lens!
3216668
After reading all the good reviews, I thought this would be a great camera.  I did read some reviews where some people mentioned the lens getting stuck on their cameras, but since the good reviews outweighed the bad, I thought the odds of that happening to me were pretty slim.  Well, the odds were against me and now I have a camera with a "lens error."  I've tried everything to my knowledge to try to get it to work again and nothing has worked.  So, I'm sending it back.  Thankfully, I got most, if not all my pictures off of it before this error occurred - at least I hope I did.  Since the camera won't even turn on now, I have no way to tell for sure.  I thought Nikon was much better than this - it's a simple point and shoot camera - how can they mess that up?  Now, to look for a new camera ..... again.
2748945
This is a fake product. They are selling you three separate lenses for $65 each when the real thing is $69.99 right now from the Apple Store online. Please go to B&H, a real camera store and you will quickly realize that they are trying to sell you three separate lenses for $65 each for a total of $205!!! You can buy a great camera for that. Please go to the Apple Store or anywhere else do not be suckered in. I don't know how Amazon has this as a Prime deal. This is a COMPLETE SCAM!!!
609972
I never thought a Nikon product could ever be bad.....well here it is, Nikon Keymission 360.  I have owned Nikon cameras, scopes, binoculars, and glasses and other Nikon products. All were excellent products without flaws. I waited with much anticipation for this 360 degree camera from Nikon passing up on Ricoh, 360Fly, Samsung360.....etc...!! Just to be utterly disappointed with this piece of crap. Will definitely returning it tomorrow. Will not connect to the SnapBridge 360 app on my iPhone at all. I was hoping to use it during my trip to Vegas for the Halloween weekend but all i got is a $500 paperweight. Shame on you Nikon for putting out such a horrible piece of sheet camera. With your reputation for producting sofisticated camera and electronics, you guys have me dumbfounded for this crap....... i will wait to see what Canon or Sony will put out for a 360 camera. Cant put my trust in Nikon right now.
4409703
I'm astonished at how people keep talking about what a "well-built" camera this is, then unload about all the lens problems they have.  What don't they understand about the term "well-built"?

Yes, it's true, there are still various mechanical QC problems and inconsistencies with this lens. Do you feel lucky?  There's also a little bonus problem that's a real jaw-dropped that *everyone* gets a bite of.

The camera I just received had a 34A... serial number, so it's quite new, with all the previous problems supposedly fixed.  The horrible lens droop problem on the original cameras was indeed largely remediated, but there was an annoying "clunk-clunk" noise when I moved the camera, which I traced to ~.045" of end play in the lens.  Move the camera and the front of the lens shifts in and out to the end of this play.  "CLUNK!"

At much beyond flat horizontal, the focal length spins in and out on its own.  Vertical shooting as with most macro stuff or shooting documents and graphics from a stand (one task for which I specifically bought this camera) are flatly impossible unless you secure the lens barrel with gaffer's tape.  This is NOT "normal."  It may be a common _problem_, but it is never normal for a lens to change focal lengths until you move it yourself -- end of story.

Now, I've discussed this camera with numerous recent buyers and nearly all of them complain of one or more of these problems with the lens mechanicals, even including the old lens droop, which was supposed to be a thing of the past.  Obviously, there is no serious concept of build QC operating here at all.  They claim FujiFilm tech support blow all these concerns off as "normal" (the parrot is not dead, he's...resting).  I'm merely getting a run-around from them at the moment, having tried to get an answer in writing, which they are obviously trying to avoid..

The real icing on the cake is the inclusion of a very nice metal petal hood that (wait for it!) is for a different lens and only fits the X-S1 ~100 off-axis.  This is just stunning to me.  You can find pictures of this truly incredible gaffe on Google images, and note that the petal hood is not shown in the photos of the camera here.

How can this be such a wonderful camera?  I don't get it.
4909636
Terrible. Fidgety junk.

You are attaching a lens to your cellphone camera... Not matter how good your camera in your cell phone is, it is NOT a dSLR and these lenses require wayyyy more work than is needed to get them attached to your camera.

A case on your phone requires several less than intuitive steps to attach the lenses via the bungee cord thing. You start by placing a device with a peg looking thing that covers the flash inside your case, and then you put your case back on your phone. Then you use a little gauge / spacer thing that is hidden inside the lens mount on the bungee cord to measure the peg in relation to your case, and then you put the gauge thing back in the mount. I assume its for setting the proper focal point for the lenses. Getting it out of the lens mount was the first problem and exposed a number of major flaws with this lens kit....

One of the lenses comes pre-mounted in the lens mount. And by pre-mounted I mean welded or glued in! no matter what we tried, we could not remove the lens from the mount with out resorting to extreme measures. It looks like the idea is to use the lens cover, which is also on the bungee cord along with the mount, you put the cap on, and then use it as a tool of sorts to un-mount the lens. No dice. We also tried using the silicone lens cover off of one of the other lenses. No Dice....

Also, these have A LOT of glass exposed on both the outer lens and the lens that interfaces with your phone lens, trying to get a lens out of the mount is damn near impossible without smudging the glass... You'd better have some nitrile gloves with you if you want your glass to remain free of smudges.

The bungee mount is what it is, a bungee cord that wraps around your phone to secure a lens down. There is a certain way of doing it so that the bungee doesn't cover your screen, but if you don't know this, its going to seem pretty silly.

The bottom line is that this is a rather expensive set of lenses for your CELL PHONE CAMERA and if you intend on using this set out in the field, good luck is all I can tell you. If you are going to use them in a studio, then why are you using an iPhone camera?

The fidgety mounting scheme and terrible lens mount that WILL NOT LET GO of the lenses without a full on fight and smudging the lenses makes these not worth your time or money unless your muse is frustration.
457883
Love the style, hate the lens quality. I know these aren't meant to be real lenses, but come on, throwing in some plastic lenses wouldn't hurt! Just touching the outside of the lenses and the flimsy material makes me cringe. Again, great style and quality of the frames, but the lenses are sucky!!!
3177220
I purchased this QD6002D hoping I would get a clear camera with a reasonably close image.
The camera has disappointed me in almost every way.

To begin with in order to ZOOM or FOCUS the camera you have adjust a screw on the camera.  Or to set the camera up you have to push a BUTTON located on the input cable about ONE FOOT from the camera.

Now imagine this.... you have the camera mounted in the location you prefer, then you have to somehow connect a display -within reach of the camera- so you can FOCUS or change the SETTINGS!!!!  Try that while on a ladder!

After doing a balancing act and getting it set up I found the CLARITY of the image to be POOR.  I climbed the ladder more than once to try and correct the unclear image.  I even attached another camera to the same connection to verify that it was good.

The original cameras that came with the system have a sharper image.
Don't waste your time or money expecting a better camera.
1240860
Great Lens, Janky Crappy accessories..  The Lens have is 4 times smaller than the Lens itself just as listed on the photo.
Everything on the photo is actual size....
2600453
I bought this highly over rated camera just before they released the D300 a few years back and was immediately disappointed. I had better images from my D70 in handheld use. The D200 was considered a "GOD" amongst professional wedding photographers, so I thought I had to have it. I looked forward to using it for weddings, and the camera paying for itself, but was sadly disappointed. Images are RARELY CLEAR, and always have some type of imperfection.
  I sent the camera back 3 times to Nikon, and they INSISTED that nothing was wrong with it! I also sent in my new 18-200mm lens also to have it checked, and nothing! I did bench tests comparing the D70 to the the D200 and changed lenses, and showed the results to NIKON and they just IGNORED THEM!
  I NEVER had a problem with Nikon before I bought this camera, and was STUNNED at how I was treated with customer service, who I had on the phone SEVERAL TIMES and talked to the technicians. They insisted that it was "USER ERROR", when I have been a photographer for 10 years before then, and NEVER HAD the kinds of problems I was having with this camera!
  Since then, I still have the camera, and am STILL as disappointed as I was the day I bought it! Nikon had convinced me that it must be ME, so I have been trying to "MAKE IT WORK" ever since, to NO AVAIL! I have been tempted MANY TIMES to SMASH this piece of TRASH in the studio, even on a tripod it is WORTHLESS!!!
  If I could get my money back, I would have bought another camera, but Nikon made sure to keep my camera MONTHS AT A TIME in order for the warrantee to expire so they didn't have to REPLACE IT, like I demanded and they would not do! Nikon has always been great before, and to me I was stunned at their response to this, and showed me that they OBVIOUSLY knew they created a lemon, but were not willing to admit it.
  The funny thing is, I have seen so many great reviews of this camera, but I never had any satisfaction as I read about. All I can say is GOOD LUCK! I lost $2200.00 over this piece of JUNK that I cannot use for anything it was intended for.

UPDATE 2015-- As if this piece of excrement couldn't get any worse, it just did. Go out and try to find ANY windows capture software you can tether to your computer with this worthless pile of junk, it DOESN'T EXIST, not even from NIKON! If you want to tether to your laptop so you can see your images larger than the tiny screen on the back of the camera, you can just forget it! I tried every software there is and NOTHING recognizes the camera, except for the free digiCamControl, but it only does just that, recognizes the camera, but it does not do anything at all with the program!! I tried top of the line Capture One, Nikon Camera Control 2 and it does absolutely NOTHING with this paper weight! I've had it completely! I absolutely HATE THIS CAMERA! Notice how much they go fro now, $172.00!??!! WOW!
2503160
I purchased this lamp for my electronics workbench. The construction is solid, however the plastic lens distortion is so horrible it is unusable for extended close work. To minimize the distortion you will need to keep the object within 4 inches of the lens which is too close for working with the hands in-between while holding a tool. Basically this lamp is junk. For $10 more the V-LIGHT magnifier task lamp has a glass lens with decent optical quality at a lower magnification. That model has some light glare issues, but they can be easily corrected. I'm a little shocked that anyone can recommend this lamp for anything except removing a splinter from your finger. Just hold your head very still and focus on the small, least distorted area in the middle of the lens, provided you can find it. Good luck!
1988121
This lens takes photos and that's about it. This lens can not focus perfectly on one point. The photos are the complete opposite of sharp, they are all very soft. I've tried night photos and then I've tried controlled light photos where I adjeusted ISO shutter and aperture to many different settings and still couldn't get a good photo. The corner distortion in this lens is absolutely horrendous and when you apply lens correction in Lightroom it makes it worse. I really wanted this lens to be great but I isn't. Maybe I got a bad lens but overall I would highly advise against buying this lens.
595090
Recently I purchased this lens and took it out for a spin last weekend; I came away a little disappointed.  I was really looking forward to using this lens as we are in the final home stretch of winter.  I was looking forward to great shots of birds, spring colors and other wild life opportunities.  I'm not a expert photographer, but on my weekend outing I had to crank up the ISO to 1000 and open it up to 4.8 to even get a chance at capturing  my subject, a grazing buffalo 40 yards away.  Lens hunts for the focus point...show as malaise in January.  Forget using a polarizer.  I shot 500 or so photos and maybe 20 are useable.  The other issue I have with this lens is it sucks the life and vibrancy out of a subject.  Of my final 20 usable photos I spent a lot of time in photo editing fixing the color and saturation.  So, my opinion is if you buy this lens get a good tripod too and hope your subject isn't moving at all.  Sports photography keep it in the bag!  For me, this lens is being returned.  I own the Olympus m. Zuiko 40-150 and it out performs the 75-300 hands down...not even close at 1/3 the price.
359179
Pictures are fine, but make lens is flawed.  Quit working within 6 months.  Would not extend, and warranty is a joke.  A money grab from company for sure!  Camera quickly became a $450 one that is now a factory referbished one.  Not fixed, not replaced!  However,  they would be happy to sell you an upgrade........Will never buy Canon again.
2819273
Well this is a USELESS PIECE OF CRAP!  DO NOT PURCHASE THIS!  I know you get what you pay for but there were some good reviews so I bought it.  It doesn't recognize ANY of my canon lenses.  It connects them, I can shoot with manual focus, but I can't shoot with auto focus or even change the apeture.  I am putting the money out for a metabones adapter like I should have to begin with.  And after trying to do some research on this product I found a site that says over 80% of the good reviews on this item are FAKE.  Shame you can't trust reviews on Amazon now because they allow anyone to review the item, not just people that have purchased it from them.
4432089
Something is wrong with the focus and I believe its characteristic of the lense, as this is my second one. Fool me twice shame on me