Interested in compatibility with this teleconverter on a Sigma 18-250 Zoom on my Nikon D-200 and Nikon D-5200
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Can't say. It was not compatible with my Canon zoom. It worked on my Sigma lens, but the resulting image was poor. When I compared the 2X converter image with the non-converter image blown up to the same size, the non-converter image was sharper.
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I didn't use light loss was too grate for the lens I wanted to use it with wouldn't work with Cannon lens which would have been light compatible. Teleconverter halves light see if you want to use it at f12.6.
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Funny you should mention that! I got the converter for my (Canon Mount) Sigma DG 70-300 mm lens. The converter fits the camera nicely but t didn't fit the Sigma lens! Waiting for an answer from Sigma. I can tell you this: if the lens element closest to the camera mount is flush or protrudes from the lens it WILL NOT fit the 2x converter.
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Big issue on using teleconverters is lighting. if you don't have good lighting then no. also the speed of your focus has an impact in performance. slow autofocus and you camera will hunt. I ha d a sigma 70 - 300mm lens and it did ok. but my tamron is so much better. especially with teleconverters. one thing the keep in mind. your f factor with change with these.so an f4 be much higher. hence lighting issues.I have even stacked them with mixed results.I have a nikon D3100 with 2 nikon lens, 18-50mm and 50-200mm, and a tamron 70-300mmand 2 of these teleconverters.
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Sorry but I Don't know. The teleconverter I bought was returned due to being incompatible..
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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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I have Sigma 150-500 for Canon. It works great with Sigma Teleconverter AF 2x DG using Canon 5D MK III, 70D, T3, and T5 with Manual Exposure or Auto without 2x.
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Hello, yes it is. It works with all Nikon lenses. The only problem you will encounter is that it doubles the f stop so your lens will be a f/7.0-11.2 and I know that autofocus on the smaller cameras (like the D5200) only works below f/8 so you might have to manually focus the lens. Also you are reaching the limits of the physical resolution of this lens and you will find that at the top end 300mm (equals 450 on DX) times two is 900mm! the images get very soft. I am very happy with the price / value of this teleconverter and can only highly recommend it!
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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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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 works best with F2.8 lenses. AF may not work well at higher F stops and you may need to go to Manual focus
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None of the Nikon teleconverters mount on Sigma lenses. (https://photographylife.com/reviews/sigma-2-0x-teleconverter), all the best,
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I am not really sure that the converter will work in auto mode. Usually, teleconverters are not too successful with slower lenses. I use mine with lenses that can deliver an f4.0 or larger aperture.
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I have the same lens & teleconverter and it works perfectly. Good luck hope you enjoy this setup. Wayne
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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.
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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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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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I read somewhere it does NOT work. I would not recommend this combination anyway fr 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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Don't see why not - I use it on a Nikon D90. Auto focus can sometimes be a bit dicey. JudyP.S. The biggest issue is whether the lens you have will work with a teleconverter or not - web is helpful on that.