135mm + 1.4x Teleconvertor work for Macro? I heard this combination would work for doing Macro?
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The minimum focus distance for the 135mm is 3 feet, and I don't know if you add anything more to that with the 1.4x on it, but at any rate 3 feet is too far away for macro. You'll get very close shots, sure, but it's just impractical for macro. You'd be better off with a dedicated macro lens like the 100mm/2.8.
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The Raynox is very good value for money and the lens quality is quite good in the centre, less so toward the edges. That said, your macro lens is excellent and you would need a very good reason to want to use the two together. If you want more magnification I'd reverse a 50mm standard lens on the front of your macro. The rings to do that are cheap enough.
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This Teleconverter lens won't work out of range. This Teleconverter up to 400mm or less than 400mm.
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I would get a Nikon TC-14E II. This is the only Nikon teleconverter that works with the Nikon 300mm f/4. I suggests you see the recommendations at nikon.com and review that lens there.
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I have both the 150-500 and 50-500 Sigma lenses (A-mount) and it works with both of them. I use them on Sony E-mount cameras with a Sony A-mount to E-mount adapter. IS works with the teleconverter but AF does not. All other function work. This converter works especially well with these lenses for wildlife subjects.
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I'm not sure, but Nikon publishes a teleconverter compatibility chart. You should be able to find it by doing a web search.
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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. 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... » Read More 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. « Show Less
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Possibly I use the flash ring on various Macro subjects frogs butterfly's but u have to be close Am using 60 mm macro and 70- 180 macro it works well you will need stutter speed of 1 250 sec at least Hope it can work for u Regards Howard
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The teleconverter is for A mount. The 70-200 f4G is an E mount lens. So no.
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I don't think it would be very practical to try it on the 100-400. The ring size is going to be a problem since it was sized for the 100mm macro and the 100-400 is much larger. Why not go with a 100 or 180 (or even a 50)? Extension tubes are okay, and will allow you to focus much closer to the subject but none that I've ever tried matched a good macro lens.
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Yes it will. Keep in mind that the teleconverter will slow down the lens by 2 stops.
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I am using it on a Tamron macro that was bought in the 90's F2.8 90mm lens on a D90 camera, not sure how else it could be used.
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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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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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Tele converters work best, with fast lenses if you are not going to use it with a 2.8 zoomOr a 105 2.8 VR Lens this will not work for you, if your shooting with a 3.5 or 5.6 as you will lose 1 F stop, when you use a teleconverter!
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It will work fine with your teleconverter, but your max aperture will then be f/5.6....... with the 1.4 extender your max aperture will be f/4.0
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Yes - but the amount of light to the lens will be reduced. I don't use it with a teleconverter.