Will this Teleconverter work with a Nikon 28-300mm FX 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 don't know if this will help, but I have an older Kenko 2X Pro 300, but it's not the DGX model. I have a new Nikon 28-300 FX lens. They work just fine, but AF doesn't work from 50-300mm. It does work from 28-50mm. That's useless, of course. You need the TC at the 300 end, not the 28 end. It does take good pictures, though there is some degradation in the image quality. A little less contrast, for one thing. A little tweaking in a photo editor can fix most of that, though.
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I really don't know for sure because I don't have that lens. I use the Kenko TCs with my D700, mostly on a Nikon 300mm AF-D type lens. It would depend on whether the 28-300 has a rear element that might protrude too far into the TC while zooming to one end of the zoom range or the other. Kenko TCs have a different design and are not so fussy as Nikon's TCs which need to be paired very carefully with particular lenses. It would be good to ask someone in a camera shop or on-line photography forum, or similar source. Other than that, you'd want to check the compatibility of your camera's compatibility with the electronic connections (probably okay for most newer equipment). The nice thing about Kenko's DGX model (instead of the DG) is that it sends the proper modification of the zoom value to the camera's EXIF information.
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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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That's exactly how I use my 300 mm F4 with a 1.4 Tele converter on both my Nikon 7000 and Nikon D800
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canon does have this teleconverter listed as a component that will work with the 100-400 lens
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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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Yes it will work. It will crop from FX to DX sensor size and only manual settings will work otherwise the camera will say "lens not mounted".
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Sorry but I Don't know. The teleconverter I bought was returned due to being incompatible..
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My camera is a Pentax K-5, where this teleconverter works perfectly. D7000 and K-5 are direct concurrents, I believe it will also work on D7000.
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Sorry, I don't have any experience with Kenko's DG series of teleconverters - I think the DG series has been discontinued at B&H; and Adorama. I'v'e used a Nikon AF-S Teleconverter TC-17E II for years but now the Kenko Teleplus PRO 300 DGX 1.4x AF. The Kenko DGX teleconverter has full autofocus functionality with lenses having a maximum aperture of f/4 or brighter. Only reason I bought the Kenko is that the Nikon teleconverters only works with 2 of my Nikon telephoto lenses. The Kenko will work on all my telephoto lenses including the Tokina 400mm and Sigma 150-500mm.
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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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You don't say if your lens is DX or FX. If it is a DX lens designed for crop sensor camera like the D3300 or D5200 it will not work. You have to look at the camera side of the lens to see if there is clearance for the lens side of the converter which does extend beyond the mount surface. On DX lenses the back element at the mounting surface extends slightly so they would not mate.
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I'm using it with my Nikor 1-300 and 18-200 lenses. Works like a charm. I'll likely sell my micro lense. Much better than teleconverters, as there is NO change to f stop.
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yes, i'm using a canon 60D and this teleconverter with this 70_300 lens. Perfectly fine.
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The answer is no. The TC converters that Nikon manufactures only work with their higher end lenses. You will actually damage the lens or camera body if you try to use one on that lens. I do not think it will work on the lens you are asking about. If you go to their web site Nikonusa.com and do a search for teleconverter compatibility table, you can see a detailed list of recommended teleconverters to lens combos.
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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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This teleconverter is compatible with the Nikon D50. If you have any further questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to contact our sales department at 800-991-3350 EST. We thank you for your time and consideration!
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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.