I have canon t4i, and len Tokina AT-X M100 AF PRO D.This Teleconverter will work with this len and camera?
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It should work. The Tokina is a 2.8 lens (good), and the t4i is a standard canon. You might notice these teleconverters are not recommended for less than a 100mm lens (and your lens is obviously right at 100mm). I believe this is due to edge sharpness, as the narrower the field of view does not use all the glass. However, you might have noticed that these don't work with any of the EF-S canon lenses, and the lens from those stick back farther. Not seen what the back of the Tokina looks like, so that issue is one you should check.
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I have a t3i and it works with any lens that will fit on it. Excellent quality.
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As long as the TC is a Canon mount version and your lens is a Canon mount version, it will work, as long as the lens has a focal length of 50mm or more.
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If t4i has the same remote port as t3i, it should work. Since it has an interchangeable cable for different camera models, this product is a great buy. I'm sure you won't regret it.
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Hi,Yes, it will work with the 7D. ( great camera, I owned one.) If the Tamron 70-200 lens is a Canon mount and fits your 7D then it will work with the teleconverter.Happy shooting.
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Not very likely. The teleconverter was designed for very long lenses and zoom lenses Your 18/3mm me lens' back element must be fairly recessed from the back of your lens for the teleconverter to work, since the teleconverter's front element protrudes into the back assembly of the lens it is tele-converting. If you look at the larger telephoto lenses and even the 105mm macro lens, they have major recesses at the back of their overall lens assembly. Most lenses, however, have flush assembly of elements with the back of the lens. In such cases, these teleconverters cannot even physically be connected to most lenses.
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As long as the thread is 55mm on yoru DMCFZ70, it will fit. If not, get an adapater ring. As for what it will do, your camera as 60x zoom. This will give it approximately 1.3x extension of that range. Like with all teleconverters, you will get some chromatic aberration, but that happens will all of them. As for what it will do for lunar/moon images, it will give you better magnification, but you're not going to get telescope sharp images.
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Yes it will work. Keep in mind that you are getting cheaper glass than if you were to buy Canons 2X teleconverter. I have used it with my 6D and the canon 70-200mm lens and it worked fine. I was in a natatorium later in the day so the light was not optimal for testing, but the focus was softer using the 2x, which is to be expected. Teleconverters work best with longer focal length prime lenses and tend to have more of a negative impact on image quality with zoom lenses. So your mileage may vary. If you don't need the full magnification of 2x and can live with a 1.4xm the smaller teleconverter should (in theory) have less negative impact on image quality. It was not too bad for me with the 2x but it was noticeable.
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Sorry, I don't have any experience with Kenko's DG series of teleconverters - I think the DG series has been discontinued at B&H; and Adorama. I'v'e used a Nikon AF-S Teleconverter TC-17E II for years but now the Kenko Teleplus PRO 300 DGX 1.4x AF. The Kenko DGX teleconverter has full autofocus functionality with lenses having a maximum aperture of f/4 or brighter. Only reason I bought the Kenko is that the Nikon teleconverters only works with 2 of my Nikon telephoto lenses. The Kenko will work on all my telephoto lenses including the Tokina 400mm and Sigma 150-500mm.
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no, see http://www.nikonusa.com/en_INC/IMG/Assets/Common-Assets/Images/Teleconverter-Compatibility/EN_Comp_chart.html for details
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Hi Mark. Thank you for your question. No. This converter will not work well with that lens. We have found the best choice for that lens to be the 2.2x telephoto that goes on top rather than on the bottom. Thank you. Charlie.
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Chloe, The short answer is yes this will work on the T3i. It will work an any camera that can use an EF lens. This screws on to the filter threads on the front of the lens and then you mount the lens on backwards. These work great. You will notice the aperture will read F00 this is because there is not a communication between the lens and body. Have fun and enjoy macro photography on the cheap. I love mine.
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Mine works fine with tamron and bower teleconverters - with some you need to make sure that the contacts are absolutely clean, and the loss of aperture means that auto focus most likely won't work. But if you're happy to focus manually you should have no problem.
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will a tamron 2x AF teleconverter work this a Tamron 28X300mm Aspherical XR Di Lense and will I gain anything with it. Thanks Steve
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I bought mine just to use with the Nikon 80-400, works great but at a slight loss of aperture and slightly slower focus (which is always an issue with teleconverters). Not sure what the "new" Nikon 80-400 would be, had mine about 6 months.
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I don't see why it would not work with your lens. My lens is a 70-200 mm. So with the Teleconverter on it, it extends out to 300 mm. So I want to say yes in your case. Good Luck!!!!
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Yes it will work but in manual focus only.... My suggestion is not to buy.. Shoot in raw mode and crop in you will get better pictures then using this teleconverter. Save money and buy at the least a sigma 150mm-500mm if you want distance..
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It only works with the Sony 'G' Lenses that are painted White. I don't remember the exact lenses, but I returned my 2.0 Teleconverter and my 1.4 Teleconverter because they fit the camera, but not the lenses.
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Jeff...This teleconverter works with my 7D however before I ordered I researched the product and made sure it was compatible. I have both the 28 x 135 & 70 x 300 lenses made by canon and it works on both. Hope this helps...