Sony FE 2x Teleconverter
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Buy Sony FE 2x Teleconverter featuring E-Mount Teleconverter/Full-Frame Format, 2.0x Magnification Factor, Communication Between Lens & Camera, Maintains Metering, Autofocus, and OSS, Dust and Moisture-Resistant Construction, Compatible with Select Sony Lenses. Review Sony null

I got the new Sony 70-200 mm F4 Macro G OSS II and it’s amazing, even though very expensive. Anyway while looking at all those YouTube videos about it people were very often mention that it’s compatible with tele converters and you’d get basically double the size lens (with half the light) + 1.0 macro instead of 0.5. Sounds amazing, and it looks like just a little bit of a short pipe which makes the lens to be a bit further away from the sensor.

I was thinking that it would be neat to get one, but when I looked at the prize, oh my god, $548. I don’t get it, so what makes it so expensive?

    • IMALlama@lemmy.world
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      1 year ago

      For DSLRs, Nikon’s F-mount will give you a lens catalog dating back to the 60s if that’s your criteria for choosing Canon. Unmotorized F-mount glass does require buying either a D7xxx or FF body if you want autofocus though.

      In the mirrorless world, if you’re on a budget E-mount is probably the way to go. Other than M43, it’s one of the oldest mirrorless mounts and is also completely open, which gives you plenty of third party lens options.