Will this teleconverter work wiith Nikkor 70-300 f/4.5-5.6 G ED AF-S VR
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I don't think so, the TC20eiii is designed for prime lenses but to be certain, look at the compatibility chart http://www.nikonusa.com/en/Nikon-Products/Product/Camera-Lenses/2189/AF-S-Teleconverter-TC-20E-III.html
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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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This Teleconverter lens won't work out of range. This Teleconverter up to 400mm or less than 400mm.
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I do not see this as being compatible with your lens as listed on the NIKONUSA site.By the way, Nikon is releasing an updated version of this TC on August 28th.http://www.nikonusa.com/en/Nikon-Products/Product/Camera-Lenses/AF-S-Teleconverter-TC-14E-II.html
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Hey Rahul, It will be compatible, however when putting the Teleconverter on the body of the camera, it was very hard against the seal. I was very concerned and didn't want to scrape the seal to cause any damage to my Camera body seal while putting it on, and taking it off. Its a great device to have though to have.Rish
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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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Hi Pedro - I also have the 18-55 and 55-200 Nikon lenses and have no problem mounting them with the Kenko Pro 300 2X teleconverter. The only drawback is that your autofocus may not be very reliable - but for telephoto shots I almost always use manual focus anyway. Bottom line is, you can safely use this teleconverter with your Nikon lenses.
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Not tried it (we do have the 24-105) because it is not recommended to use a teleconverter with wide angle lenses (does not have enough coverage). Would it "work"...most likely, but you can expect to have coverage issues at some point below the 105mm point. The nature of all teleconverters is they don't provide enough coverage as the lens goes wider....not the right tool for the job.
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Very sorry, but I have no experience in the use of the 1,4 teleconverter with 150-500 mm. Be aware that at more than f. 8 the autofocus does not work.....so if the maximum opening is f. 5,6 (but I did not check) you can use the teleconverter only with the complete opened diaphragm of the lens.
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The teleconverter I purchased was for Canon product and would only work on certain lens types. You'll need to review the Nikon compatible teleconverter specifications and check with Nikon to determine what lenses it will work with.
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Nikon currently offers three teleconverters in 1.4x, 1.7x and 2x magnifications. These AF-S teleconverters utilize the Nikon f/mount, and are compatible with all Nikon film-based SLRs and D-SLRs (FX and DX formats), as well as the Nikon 1 cameras when using the FT-1 F Mount Adapter.
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It only works with the Sony 'G' Lenses that are painted White. I don't remember the exact lenses, but I returned my 2.0 Teleconverter and my 1.4 Teleconverter because they fit the camera, but not the lenses.
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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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This is an excellent teleconverter, I can make very good to excellent 11x 14 + prints without a problem. It will not with your lens, it works with the lens for a full frame camera.
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I have the 2x Teleconverter from Tamron but i am not sure it is the same here. Mine is all black. I can tell you that I do use it with the same setup you have using a Canon 7D and the Tamron 70-200mm and it works just fine.
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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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I have the older version of Tamron's teleconverter (140 F-CA 1.4X). Used it only once with my 100-400 and then put it away because of the overall image quality loss (sharpness, resolution). IS worked fine - AF didn't but then again, it was the previous version of the converter.
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I do not see this as being compatible with your lens as listed on the NIKONUSA site. By the way, Nikon is releasing an updated version of this TC on August 28th. http://www.nikonusa.com/en/Nikon-Products/Product/Camera-Lenses/AF-S-Teleconverter-TC-14E-II.html