can this extender stack with the canon 1.4 extender?
1330717
I do not know if you can stack 2.0 with 1.4 extender will work even with Manual Exposure, since you will loss at least 3 stops. Not with any of the Auto and Semi Auto Exposures.
1330718
Yes I tried to stack the 2.0 with another extender but you are strictly limited to manual focus and I could never get a sharp image.
270761
I do not own any Canon equipment, however, I'm sure Canon uses the same standard attachment fitting that all camera manufacturers use. I can tell you that my Panasonic and Olympus cameras attach without anything else being required.
1619026
Works with all Canon Rebel's that have the round plugin. The other style plugin for Canon's is like a rectangular shaped one.
1719123
Hi. The issue to keep in mind is the distance from the outer most Canon extender lens surface to the Bower telescope recessed lens in all the available lens extenders (lens magnification multipliers). In this case I have to advise not a good idea as they will not match up. I do use an extender multiplier lens adapter made by Kenko, C-AF 2X Teleplus Pro 300. I have used it with all my Canon lenses and the Bower lens you are asking about. Remember, you will also need an adapter ring to match the Bower lens to the Canon camera or extender. When ordering the Bower lens you will need to pay attention to which adapter ring is being offered as they list it with different adapter rings for sale on Amazon.com. Additionally, when looking at other than Canon lens extenders (2x) be careful with the issue of lens depth as you match one lens with an extender. The Kenko 2x lens extender does allow room for Canon lenses to fit. Hope this is helpful. If you have any other questions just use the same system to write. Without saying, putting a 2X extender on a 600 to 1300 mm lens will make it very difficult to focus on an image unless you have a really good tripod...heavy duty and expensive. One with adjusting gears will make life a lot more fun. Good Luck!!!
1361956
It definitely can although it was tricky for me to set it up the first time. Full details and explanation is right here http://kbsupport.cusa.canon.com/system/selfservice.controller?CONFIGURATION=1011&PARTITION_ID=1&secureFlag=false&TIMEZONE_OFFSET=&CMD=VIEW_ARTICLE&ARTICLE_ID=48495
1264742
Neither the Canon EF Extender 1.4x or 2x will work with that lens. They work only with L primes of 135mm and longer, and the 70-200mm and 100-400mm zooms. The Extenders will not mount the 24-70mm f/2.8L, are you could damage the lens by trying. There are extenders from other companies such as Sigma and Tamron that may work with the 24-70mm f/2.8L, but you may find the image quality disappointing.
510541
The Canon Extenders EF 1.4X III or II are designed to fit just some of the Canon L prime tele and zoom lenses. B&H has a complete compatibility list which unfortunately does not include your lense.
2246047
Easily. I use this monopod to support our Panasonic AG-HMC40 cameras, which is a camera comparable if not larger than your Canon, on shoots for years.
17743
Yes...your Canon flash will mount just fine. With the pocket wizard you may have to attach that to the side...or to the light stand and connect the 2 (flash&wizard;) with a short cable.
69233
Make sure you're in the designated range of focal lengths the extender is designed for. Otherwise, email the makers.
598922
Hi Cynthia, The extender won't help you. It's for DSLR cameras. What you need is a Celestron 93626 universal adapter. If you wish to see how these work, look up "Digi-scoping" on YouTube. Hope this helps.
1385992
Yes they can. I have two of my cameras with extended cables and they work fine.
535512
Hi, I don't have an extender to corroborate my answer to you,But isy believe that it wouldn't work with the extender. I hope you can get a more sertain answer from some one else. Good luck!
1555042
According to this compatibility guide on Canon's website, I would say yes: http://shop.usa.canon.com/shop/en/catalog/eyepiece-extender-ep-ex15-ii
842072
The adapter that comes with it is for the Canon EF mount. That is the standard mount for the EOS family, digital and film. So...yes.
122416
The extender will not work on a 24-105, generally it only works on lenses that go past 135mm (with some exceptions see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canon_Extender_EF for a list of compatible lenses).If you put it on a lens with max aperture of F/4 it will change it to f/5.6.
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Yes, I have both and use them together. The box is oversized for this unit, but allows for larger units. The box allows you to adjust how the camera sits making it flexible but a bit large for this unit.