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Kenko AF 2x Teleplus 7-element Teleconverter 35mm Converters

Kenko AF 2x Teleplus 7-element Teleconverter 35mm Converters
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5 reviews

Nov, 2024

alaTest has collected and analyzed 5 reviews of Kenko AF 2x Teleplus 7-element Teleconverter 35mm Converters. The average rating for this product is 4.4/5, compared to an average rating of 4.4/5 for other products in the same category for all reviews.

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Kenko AF 2x Teleplus 7-element Teleconverter 35mm Converters

 

i bought this teleconverter by its reviews without spending allot of money on the canon compared to almost 300.00 bucks. reviews said may have to use it in manual focas. i had it mounted on my t2i with a canon 70-300 EF is usm lens & the auto focas...

Jan, 2011
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Consumer review (photographyreview.com)

Kenko AF 2x Teleplus 7-element Teleconverter 35mm Converters

 

I have a Canon XS EOS, and the 70-300 IS USM.The Vivitar AF 7 Element 2x Teleconverter works great even with the Image Stabilzation.

Feb, 2009
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Consumer review (photographyreview.com)

Kenko AF 2x Teleplus 7-element Teleconverter 35mm Converters

 

GOOD PRO RESULTS FOR MY NIKON CAMERAS.

Mar, 2005
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Kenko AF 2x Teleplus 7-element Teleconverter 35mm Converters

 

I use it only on my CANON EF 80-200mm 2.8LSame as the TAMRON 2x 7 elements Teleconverter. KENKO made it for TAMRON.

Well made- Fully compatible with EOS system

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Jan, 2002
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Consumer review (photographyreview.com)

Kenko AF 2x Teleplus 7-element Teleconverter 35mm Converters

 

For a Nikon user this converter fills a gap in the Nikon offer: Nikon's AF-I converters (besides being very expensive) are only for the long telephotos with built-in motors, and the MF AI-type ones do not provide the AF and electrical linking between...

1) a relatively inexpensive way of getting an extra lens double the original focal length, with image quality higher than achievable by blowing up and cropping the frame2) full AF and TTL metering linking for all Nikon users3) quite good image quality...

The 2-stop light loss is bearable with a fast lens, but with a slow telezoom such as the Tamron 70-300 F4-5.6 one gets a 140-600 F8-11 which requires stopping down one or two more stops to obtain better image quality. At 600mm the shutter speed should...

Sep, 2001
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