Kenko AF 1.5x Teleplus 4-element Teleconverter 35mm Converters
Kenko AF 1.5x Teleplus 4-element Teleconverter 35mm Converters
USER REVIEWS
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[Nov 15, 2003]
Mark Johnson
Expert
Strength:
small, light sharp
Weakness:
none Kenko teleplus converter marked C-AF 1.5x teleplus SHQ. I use this small lightweight converter on my Canon 200mm 2.8L. With this lens, the quality is superb, autofocus no problem at all. Similar Products Used: canon 2x. This 1.5x kenko is much better, as its more compact. |
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[Jan 24, 2003]
NotQytRyt
Expert
Strength:
not much to say.. not much to tc's
Weakness:
overpriced without any justification.. this is a good $60-80 telecovertor. overpriced... this tc does not work or perform and bettr than the tamron 1.4 mc4 or the tamron 2x mc4 (also I didn not see any noticable difference between the tamron mc-7 compared to the less expensive mc-4) picture quality is exceptable.. autofucusing tend to seek (alot)through out the lens range. same as the cheaper tc's Similar Products Used: tamron 1.4 2x MC-4 and MC-7 (2x)convertors |
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[Apr 03, 2002]
macmirabile
Expert
Strength:
Price feels sturdy enough to drop from no more than 2 and a half feet.
Weakness:
limited compatibility For the price ($60), I think it''s difficult to complain. As a working photojournalist, this fit the budget and was great for its intended use. Worked fine on a Tokina 80-200 2.8 AF, but did not work with a Sigma 70-200 2.8 AF ... on a Nikon D1 and F90X bodies. Customer Service none needed Similar Products Used: none |
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[Jun 17, 2000]
Steve Davis
Model Reviewed:
AF 1.5x Teleplus 4-element Teleconverter
Strength:
Well Built. Quality Optics. Price.
Weakness:
None All Autofocusing and Autoexposure functions maintained on my Nikon N60. Does a great job. Impressed with optical quality and general build quality. Customer Service Not Needed. Similar Products Used: None |
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[Feb 12, 2001]
Steve Danielsson
Expert
Strength:
Low price
Weakness:
Mediocre build and optical quality I was quite disappointed with this TC even though I bought it on a whim. I've used it with Nikkor 80-200/2.8, 80-400VR and other lenses. The result is mediocre and while it is metal the build quality is flimsy. Go for a more expensive T/C, you will be sorry if you get one in this price range. The Kenko Pro300 might be better. Either way, do not buy any other T/C below $250 or so. Customer Service Not tried Similar Products Used: None |