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Canon 1.4x Extender - couple of quick questions?

 
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Nov 04, 2004 13:44 |  #1

Looking at adding this to my list of items to get. This would go on my 70-200 f/4. With that said am I correct in saying the following:

- AF will still work
- I loose a stop, so instead of f/4 I get f/4.5
- Image quality is still very sharp

Anything I am missing here? Thanks!

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Nov 04, 2004 13:47 |  #3

EDIT: Strange, first time a double post with only one click on submit????


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Nov 04, 2004 13:47 |  #4

hank1105 wrote:
Looking at adding this to my list of items to get. This would go on my 70-200 f/4. With that said am I correct in saying the following:

- AF will still work
- I loose a stop, so instead of f/4 I get f/4.5
- Image quality is still very sharp

Anything I am missing here? Thanks!

Hank

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- AF will still work : Yes
- I loose a stop, so instead of f/4 I get f/4.5 : nope - you get F/5.6 (1 stop from f/4)
- Image quality is still very sharp : Yes

1.4x TC and the 70-200 f/4 L works very well.


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Nov 04, 2004 14:08 |  #5

Thanks for the quick replies. I meant f/5.6, not sure what I was thinking :lol:

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