Will this lens work with a Tamron 2x Pro Teleconverter?
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There's two things to consider, whether it will physically fit, and aperture issues. As for Physically fitting the teleconverter on the lens, I don't know. But even if you could, I don't think It would be worth it. You will lose two stops of aperture, so you will not have auto focus, and not be able to collect enough light.
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If it is an EOS mount Tamron, then this adapter will work with the lens in manual focus mode.
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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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My tamron 2x converter works fine with all of my Nikon lenses including my Nikon 70-200mm lens and my tamron 200-400mm. I don't know about the tamron 70-200, but my guess is yes. Jerry
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There are no Nikon teleconverters compatible with the Nikkor 70-300mm 4-5.6 lens. You have to use the Sigma, Kenko or Tamron 1.4x teleconverters.
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Yes - but the amount of light to the lens will be reduced. I don't use it with a teleconverter.
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I don't think so but the be sure you should visit Nikon's website for the teleconverter and click on the "compatible with" link. You can get there by following this link:http://www.nikonusa.com/en/Nikon-Products/Product/Camera-Lenses/AF-S-Teleconverter-TC-20E-III.htmlGood LuckDom
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Item model number: 11-Tamron-Nikon Will connect a Tamron Adaptall 2 lens to a Nikon f-mount. I'm uncertain if it will work with other lenses.
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You can't use this lens with a teleconvertor for doing macro. You'll need a extension tubes, you can search on amazon for "extension tubes" and it will show you the options. One major gripe is you'll lose auto focus (AF), you'll have to manual focus (MF).
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Hi NiranjanIf the tamron lens is advertised as being compatible with Nikon DSLR's it should work.On the other hand I paid a little over $450 US dollars for mine, and it works great with my Nikon 70-200 f/2.8, it would be an expensive test unless you could get a 100% refund.You might also contact Nikon and see what they saygood luckPaul
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I don't know, sorry. I just returned the faulty unit to Amazon and received a refund. I then purchased the non VC Tamron 17-50 lens which has worked fine.
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I ordered Tamron 1.4x for my Nikon. I have not had any problems with the Teleconverter. But realize that I made sure it was for a Nikon not Canon.
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Hi, no I do not believe it will. I found out the hard way that Nikon for some reason does not note that the converter works with only select high end Nikon lenses. Now the Tamron converter will work with all lenses and I have found it works great. Testing both lenses, autofocus is slower on the converters equally and you loose two F stops. Nikon's website has the manual for the converter or you can google it as a PDF file to see the lenses it works with.
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I don't know about "any" Tamron lens, because I don't own any other Tamrons. My 28mm Tamron lens had the "adaptall" type of back on it, and I originally had a Pentax K adapter on it for an old film camera. This particular adapter fit like a charm so I can now use it on my Canon T3. As Paul Syms said, none of the automatic functions work, but for manual use it has worked very well for me.
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I read somewhere it does NOT work. I would not recommend this combination anyway für quality reasons. It is a bad idea to use a converter for a wide-to.tele-zoom. Teleconverters are best for fast lenses (2.0...4.0) and longer focal lenghts (fixed or fast pro telezooms).
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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 have a Nikon D5200. I looked at the specs on your camera and it looks as if the 2x7n should work. Keep in mind that a teleconverter is what it is and don't expect it to take the place of a 400mm lens if you couple it with a 200mm. Yeah it will work but your camera will be limited. I am not sorry I bought one and pretty much knew the limitation beforehand. With decent light and a tripod to steady the camera it does pretty good with my 55-200mm lens.