Tamron SP AF 2x Pro Teleconverter for Nikon Mount Lenses
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| List Price: | $254.00 |
| Price: | $219.00 |
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Ships from and sold by 17th Street Photo
Product Description
A Teleconverter is a great way to extend the focal length of your lens. This Teleconverter will extend the focal length of your lens by 2x giving more magnification. The Tamron Pro series Teleconverter offer superior optical construction for improved image quality.
Product Details
- Color: White
- Brand: Tamron
- Model: AF20PN-700
- Dimensions: .60 pounds
Features
- Increases focal length from same camera position by 2x
- Superior performance for unsurpassed image quality and ease of use
- Fits easily between lens and camera body
- Includes carry case
- For use with Nikon Digital SLR cameras
Editorial Reviews
From the Manufacturer
Simply fit a Tamron teleconverter between the lens and the camera body to increase a lens focal length, giving you extended telephoto capabilities so you can take photos with greater magnification from the same camera position. Tamron's AF teleconverters are compatible with most AF (autofocus) and autoexposure cameras.
SP for "Super Performance"
Tamron's SP-series lenses are designed to achieve top optical performance. Ground breaking design concepts give these lenses unsurpassed image quality and ease of use while setting new standards for future generations of lenses.
Customer Reviews
Photos
So far, the only negative thing I have to say about the Teleconverter is that when I zoom out to 300mm, I cannot use autofocus. This probably won't be for your rapid shots. I enjoy seeing a larger or closer version of my shot without having to buy a much larger lens for my Nikon.
Better Than expected
I'm using this 2X teleconverter with a Nikon D-50 and a Tammron 100-400mm
lens. Its been fantastic. I'm hanholding the Camera mainly for Birding Phoptography and could not be more pleased.
Not Compatible With All Lenses
This teleconverter was given to me as a gift, and I eagerly looked forward to using it. However, when I connected it between my Nikon D300 and my Nikon 70-200 f/2.8 lens, absolutely nothing happened. No auto-focus. So I disconnected it and then reconnected and still no autofocus ability. I then confirmed all settings and it still would not work. So I went to manual mode, and was able to zoom in and out by hand, but when I went to take a picture, the picture was solid black--no picture came through.
So if you are considering this product for a Nikon D300, you may want to pass.







