Kenko 2X Teleplus Teleconverter DGX PRO 300 for Nikon
A simple and low-cost way to increase the abilities of your lens without the expenditure of purchasing and carrying another telephoto lens, Kenko Teleplus converters are little and easy to carry in your camera bag.
Kenko 2X Teleplus Teleconverter DGX PRO 300 can be used with both built-in motor and coupling type lenses. When using a Digital SLR the equivalent focal length and aperture value of the combined lens and teleconverter will be recorded in the EXIF information. The Kenko DGX converters will also show the efficient focal lengths in your viewfinder, so if you're using the 2x converter on a 200mm lens, a focal length of 400mm will be displayed.
The PRO 300 family are designed for leading telephoto lenses of 100mm or above, but work best with lenses of 200-500mm. The Kenko PRO 300 Teleconverter can as well be used with zoom lenses, but are not suggested for lenses with a zoom range starting below 50mm.
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Specifications: Kenko 2X Teleplus Teleconverter DGX PRO 300 for Nikon |
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| Type | Pro 300 DGX Teleconverter |
| Magnification | 2.0x |
| Depth of field | 1/2 of prime lens |
| Minimum focusing distance | Same as prime lens |
| Lens construction | 7 elements in 4 groups |
| Diaphragm coupling | Fully automatic |
| Lens coating | Multi coating |
| Light loss | Approximately 2 stops |
| Barrel length | 52mm |
| For use with | Nikon lenses |
| Weight | 192g |
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Customer Reviews on Kenko 2X Teleplus Teleconverter DGX PRO 300 for Nikon£124.10
Very pleased with the lense.Thank you very much for your fast delivery service.very pleased with your customer services .
Purchased this from Microglobe , service from them was first class . Was delivered to me within two days & I was kept informed via tracking with Royal Mail.
Iv'e used the lens for some landscape photography & think the shots are pretty good . Got to try it more when weather improves to ascertain the full potential of the lens .
