The Kenko Teleplus MC7 AF 2.0x dgx converter doubts the focal length of the lens-for example, converts a 300mm telephotion to 600 mm.

The teleconverter should be placed between the camera frame and the lens - it is an optical device that effectively increases the focal length of any lens that you use.

The MC7 AF 2.0x DGX converter uses a real GATE Array IC (integrated circuit) technology, which means that the device's unique electronics ensure accurate and smooth transmission of the signals between the frame and the lens. The optical structure of 7 lenses is made of Hoya, multi -coated, high -quality glass - Hoya is the world's largest optical glass manufacturer.

The Teleplus MC7 AF 2.0X converter operates with full autofocus support with lenses with a maximum compartment of F2.8 or more lighter. It is important to know that AF only works reliably if there is sufficient light and contrast on the subject so that AF sensors can work properly. (For lenses with weaker brightness, that is, with an opening of less than F2.8, manual focus may be required.)

The DGX Series Teleplus converters have been advanced electronics, which more precisely records EXIF ​​data (metadata embedded in digital images). The DGX converters also record the combination and aperture value of the lens and converter in the EXIF ​​file. From an optical and mechanical point of view, they are the same as the previous high quality DG series.

Technical data
- magnification: 2.0x
- Optical structure: 7 lenses in 4 groups
- Coating: Digital multilayer coating
- Depth Wood: Half compared to the lens used
- Minimum focal length: 0.0 feet (equal to the original lens)
- brightness loss: approx. 4 times (corresponds to 2 aperture values)
- Blending: Completely automatic
- length (tube length): 35.7 mm
- Mass: 157 g
-Compatible bayonets: Canon-eos, Nikon-Af

IMPORTANT
- Kenko DGX Teleplus converters do not work with Canon Digital Rebel XT / Rebel 350D frames!
- Not compatible with Canon EF lenses!