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Tamron SP AF 1.4x Teleconverter for Nikon Mount Lenses Overview:
- Increases focal length from same camera position by 1.4x
- 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
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21 of 21 people found the following review helpful 
works well for what it does, November 17, 2008 By This review is from: Tamron SP AF 1.4x Teleconverter for Nikon Mount Lenses (Electronics) I have been shopping for a fast (large apperature=small number) longer lens than a nikon 80-200mm f/2.8D that I use. I have a longer sigma lens, but it has a slower apperature (f/5.6-6.3). Fast lenses are quite expensive, so I looked at other approaches & arrived at teleconverters to extend the length of my 80-200mm lens. I read a lot online (the above review was not helpful, no offense) prior to deciding to give this tamron SP pro 1.4X TC a trial.
First off, I found it used at a reputable on-line camera outlet for about $50 less than the $180-$190 retail price as of late 2008.
Basically, it works OK -- Using a D-300, I've tried it with the 80-200mm f/2.8 (which turns it into roughly a 112-300mm f/4 lens) and the autofocus is still very quick. The quality of hte photo appears about normal (a steady tripod would probably be very helpful; i was using a monopod).
Though not recommended for lenses "slower" (larger number) than f/2.8, I tried w/ a Nikon 70-300mm,... Read more
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful Not too bad, June 28, 2009 This review is from: Tamron SP AF 1.4x Teleconverter for Nikon Mount Lenses (Electronics) I have a Nikon D60 and a 70-300mm F4-5.6 AF-s VRII lens. Not being able to purchase Nikons 4-600mm lenses ($2,500-10,000)but needing a little longer reach for surf and bird photography I chose to try this Tele-converter.
The auto-focus works ok in bright light, the VR works too, to my surprise, unfortunately image quality is not top notch but well enough that most photos come out pretty good. Exif data does not show the extra length of the lens, 300mm to 620mm.
I have learned that shutter priority is best and let the camera control aperture. F8,9,10,11 being the best. I took photos at a canoe race today from shore and got pretty descent shots. The Kenko pro 1.4 supposedly the same as this Tamron just different names. I do recommend this if you need longer reach but can't afford Nikons high end lenses. [...]
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful Good Rodeo and Sports teleconverter, August 31, 2011 By Michael Gordon (Utah) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Tamron SP AF 1.4x Teleconverter for Nikon Mount Lenses (Electronics) This converter works well with the Tamron 70-200mm f2.8 on a Nikon D700 body. So far I have used it for a rodeo shoot where it gives me a bit of boost in the telephoto without losing much light. The result is f4 wide open at 280 mm. I was shooting at ISO 1600 which is not particularly noisy on a D700. Aperture reports itself as adjusted; when the lens is f2.8 I see f4 in the finder. Autofocus works just fine. It is reasonably sharp, certainly good enough for sports, but you must use it with a lens having "spare" sharpness since you are magnifying the center of the image.
The Nikon SP model came in black which I like better than a bright white ring when everything else is black.
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| 21 of 21 people found the following review helpful works well for what it does, By This review is from: Tamron SP AF 1.4x Teleconverter for Nikon Mount Lenses (Electronics) I have been shopping for a fast (large apperature=small number) longer lens than a nikon 80-200mm f/2.8D that I use. I have a longer sigma lens, but it has a slower apperature (f/5.6-6.3). Fast lenses are quite expensive, so I looked at other approaches & arrived at teleconverters to extend the length of my 80-200mm lens. I read a lot online (the above review was not helpful, no offense) prior to deciding to give this tamron SP pro 1.4X TC a trial.First off, I found it used at a reputable on-line camera outlet for about $50 less than the $180-$190 retail price as of late 2008. Basically, it works OK -- Using a D-300, I've tried it with the 80-200mm f/2.8 (which turns it into roughly a 112-300mm f/4 lens) and the autofocus is still very quick. The quality of hte photo appears about normal (a steady tripod would probably be very helpful; i was using a monopod). Though not recommended for lenses "slower" (larger number) than f/2.8, I tried w/ a Nikon 70-300mm,... Read more 6 of 6 people found the following review helpful Not too bad, This review is from: Tamron SP AF 1.4x Teleconverter for Nikon Mount Lenses (Electronics) I have a Nikon D60 and a 70-300mm F4-5.6 AF-s VRII lens. Not being able to purchase Nikons 4-600mm lenses ($2,500-10,000)but needing a little longer reach for surf and bird photography I chose to try this Tele-converter.The auto-focus works ok in bright light, the VR works too, to my surprise, unfortunately image quality is not top notch but well enough that most photos come out pretty good. Exif data does not show the extra length of the lens, 300mm to 620mm. I have learned that shutter priority is best and let the camera control aperture. F8,9,10,11 being the best. I took photos at a canoe race today from shore and got pretty descent shots. The Kenko pro 1.4 supposedly the same as this Tamron just different names. I do recommend this if you need longer reach but can't afford Nikons high end lenses. [...] 1 of 1 people found the following review helpful Good Rodeo and Sports teleconverter, By Michael Gordon (Utah) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Tamron SP AF 1.4x Teleconverter for Nikon Mount Lenses (Electronics) This converter works well with the Tamron 70-200mm f2.8 on a Nikon D700 body. So far I have used it for a rodeo shoot where it gives me a bit of boost in the telephoto without losing much light. The result is f4 wide open at 280 mm. I was shooting at ISO 1600 which is not particularly noisy on a D700. Aperture reports itself as adjusted; when the lens is f2.8 I see f4 in the finder. Autofocus works just fine. It is reasonably sharp, certainly good enough for sports, but you must use it with a lens having "spare" sharpness since you are magnifying the center of the image.The Nikon SP model came in black which I like better than a bright white ring when everything else is black. |
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