Will this work with the Nikon 18-200mm f/3.5-5.6 VR II? Can you use more than one tube at a time? Thanks.
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To answer your second question first. You can stack them for greater macro ability. Each tube makes your focal point and decreases your depth of field. As to the first question. I see No reason they won't if you get the ones Made for the Nikon.
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I'm not sure if it will work with the Nikon lens, as I have Canon equipment, but yes you can stack all three tubes for a real close-up. Good luck with it, and have a Blessed day.
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yes your lens would work fine with these tubes, you can stack all 3 at one time if you would like to and will have no problems. I use all 3 with my Nikon 55-300mm lens
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Yes, you can use this zoom with more than one tube at a time but I found that the DOF is minimal and not very usable in my experience.
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I use it with a 7D and few different lenses but most commonly with the 28-135 kit lens. I have had no problems and it is perfectly compatible with every combination I have used with my camera. Ultimately, I did purchase a nice macro lens as the extender only as good as the lens that it is mated to and I wanted a bit mroe from my system. No complaints with the tube, but I wanted a nicer lens.
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I used them on my Nikon 200 f/4 macro lens with very good results. A word of caution... 300mm and 200-400mm lenses are HEAVY and the connections between the camera and the tubes and between the lens and the tubes is not very strong. That is because they are not make to support a lot of weight, torque etc. If not handled VERY carefully, you are taking a chance that they will break due to this connection. For example, if you hold just the camera plus these tubes while using a 200-400mm lens you take a great risk that the lens is so heavy that the connection will break!!!! Just an FYI... Best of luck. Gordon Ripley
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Hi, I said I would check the use of the MaxTV glasses with my 4.25 Diopter contact lenses removed.I did, the focus adjustment did NOT go quite far enough to give a sharp focus. It was very close,but not quite there. If you used a two diopter, I don't think you would have a problem, even a 3 diopter would probably work. So for what it's worth. Ang, again, they work as I wanted them to.
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Hello Chris. This lens works great on the V1. It will correspond to the field of view of a 18-35mm lens on a full frame camera. To my knowledge, that is the widest you can go on the V1.And it is a very good lens indeed. For a great review, go here:http://www.stevehuffphoto.com/2013/08/07/going-super-wide-the-nikon-6-7-13mm-lens-review-on-the-nikon-v1/Jan
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I normally use these tubes with the 14-45 and 20mm lenses. That being said, the tubes appear sturdy enough for use with the 14-140 as long as you're careful not to put too much torque on the combination. Optically you should be fine.
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Since I never use kit lens and it's been a while... I went to get both the 18-55 and the 55-200 to try. I tried them out with the tubes for fun over a year ago but I need to confirm my own memory. To answer simply, YES! Work with both! Now, you should be aware of a few things. One, you must zoom them out to the max. So 18-55 must be extended to 55mm position. Secondly, while light metering works fine, with two or more rings the camera will sometimes not auto focus or hunts. This is, of course, the limitation of pushing the lenses well out of what they were designed for. On those two lenses you really only need one tube at a time or you are really too close to your subject anyway. On a final note... I've use these tubes on a Nikon 18-200mm DX (GREAT results), kits lenses (18-55 or 55-200), old 1973 Nikon 50mm, Nikon 105 Micro (Yes, makes a legend go even closer), and Sigma 150-500mm. Just remember each lens works differently and the Sigma 150-500mm is not particularly good at Macro photography so the tubes work but I wouldn't bother. Hope this helps :) PS: I even tried them on my Nikon 16mm Fish Eye lens. While they do work, it pulls the lens in so close to the subject one cannot really photograph.
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I believe so. I use it with my D90 and my 18-200mm lens (total weight about the same) with absolutely no problem.
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This works with any and all Nikon Lens. The only downside is that it was kinda iffy with some of my lenses. I found one it works GREAT with. It's kinda slow with focusing so if your trying to get something that moves fast, it kinda sucks... So be patient with it. The great thing about amazon is you can get it, and if it doesn't work the way you want it to, you can return it. I ended up liking it enough to keep it. I think it's a good price for a lower end auto focus extension tube.
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I have one you can use it in 3 parts I like it Some my not on older lenses . Hope it works for you.
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No this may not work and may even damage the lens due to the construction of it. It is supposed to go with 70-200 2.8 VR / VRII and similar PRIME lenses that has the built and structure to accept it. Event if it can go with Nikkor 18-300 VR practically it will become useless due to the multiplication factor and how dark it gets after applying the TC and the image will be soft as an end result.
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I don't know whether this works with Nikon. You have to find out from the technical specs. According to the manual it says yes. But I am sure if you have another flash it will work as a optically triggered second flash.
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You will need to contact Nikon Scopes and ask them for a definitive answer.
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There are some Nikon bodies that these will not work with. I have a D90 and D7000 - they only work with the older D90. Could be that your is another body that will not work with these tubes.
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I used the adapter on a Nikon 1 V2 and it worked great with multiple Nikkor lenses; 50mm/1.8, 28-300mm/3.5-5.6, 200mm/f4, 300mm/2.8. As the literature says, with certain lenses you'll have autofocus, and some not. Worked fine for stationary subjects.
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I did stack the tubes. The problem is that the setup becomes a little wobbling, which is not good for micro photography.
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If you look at the picture, that tube in the second row is an adapter that attaches to the lens and the filters and other attachments go on that. The downside is for close shots you get a round pictures with a black mask. My advice is don't buy this and use the camera as is. This adds nothing. I've already thrown my away.