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Nov 14, 2011 07:38 |  #1

:)I know info must be here someplace,,but I have the Tamron 70-300 VC canon mt, & would like to get a 1.4 TC,,Please recomend a nice one also pics taken useing the same would help..Thanks Ron




  
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Nov 14, 2011 07:42 |  #2

What body are you using? If it is anything less than a 1D series you are going to lose AF when you use anything apart from the 70mm end. The reason is that you have to have 5.6 or wider for the AF to work (1D bodies will work at up to f8).


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Nov 14, 2011 08:01 as a reply to  @ mark1616's post |  #3

Hey Ronnie, if you use a Kenko 1.4 the AF will remain. Using a TC will be noticable but if you only use it now and then it's okay. Take a look at the 70-300 thread https://photography-on-the.net/forum/showthre​ad.php?t=941292some of us have used it. Like Eaglssong, Cagenuts and me.


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Nov 14, 2011 08:11 |  #4

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Hey Ronnie, if you use a Kenko 1.4 the AF will remain. Using a TC will be noticable but if you only use it now and then it's okay. Take a look at the 70-300 thread https://photography-on-the.net/forum/showthre​ad.php?t=941292some of us have used it. Like Eaglssong, Cagenuts and me.

You are getting good AF function with an f8 lens even on a non 1D camera or is it only in bright sunlight? Usually a Canon body won't allow af at all or does the Kenko not pass the info to the body so it still thinks it is just f5.6 so works if it finds enough contrast?


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Nov 14, 2011 08:19 as a reply to  @ mark1616's post |  #5

Hey Mark, In good light conditions or using higher ISO. The older TC from Kenko doesn't pass on the info, the newer onces pass on the lens length I'm not sure avout the aparture (out of my head) will have to search for that.


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Nov 14, 2011 08:24 |  #6

That's helpful as it gets past the f5.6 barrier that Canon puts in place. The Nikon guys get it easier as (at least on the older cameras) they are only limited by getting the contrast rather than the Camera saying 'this is a lens with a max aperture of f8 so I won't even try to AF'.


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Nov 14, 2011 08:33 as a reply to  @ mark1616's post |  #7

https://photography-on-the.net …read.php?t=9412​92&page=54

My samples with the older tc. Iso 3200 handheld, shot through glass or wire.


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Nov 14, 2011 08:42 |  #8

Cool!


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Nov 14, 2011 12:33 |  #9

Thanks every one,,i use the lens on a Canon 30D & XSi,,,but i want to have AF & metering,,if its not possible then i will forget a TC Thanks Ron




  
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Nov 14, 2011 14:04 |  #10

Ronnie H wrote in post #13396981 (external link)
:)I know info must be here someplace,,but I have the Tamron 70-300 VC canon mt, & would like to get a 1.4 TC,,Please recomend a nice one also pics taken useing the same would help..Thanks Ron

it's gonna make the AF crummy
and markedly reduce image quality, maybe it will be a little bit better than upscaling but i don't think that is a lens really meant for TCs




  
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