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amin13
a CasualDate Reviewed: December 30, 2010
Strengths: good when there is enough light can reach up to 900mm (using tamron sp75300 and equiv to 35mm) plus i'm using a300 there is a optical zoom 1.5x and 2x using live view means that i can reach maximum at 1800mm!Weaknesses: need tripod...this thingy not for hand held...
smaller f-stops means small light can come in...
if u go to 300mm..the af will be damn slow...so manual focussing is recomended...
hunting is another drawbacks...chromatic abbration is common...Bottom Line: i was searching for TC tamron for quite some time. usually i buy my dslr stuff from online...there are 2 most popular online shop in m'sia but both doesn't have TC from tamron.they only sell for nikkor mount and canon mount...
the price is quite suprisingly cheap compared to original sony TC arround 3x cheaper than sony TC. build plastic coverings but solid.
Duration Product Used: 2-5 years
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$60.00
Purchased At: Penang
Similar Products Used: non
Type of photography: Outdoor
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simedarby
a IntermediateDate Reviewed: May 18, 2005
Strengths: Low cost
Good alternative to double the zoom length provided you have a fast base lens.Weaknesses: Chromatic Abbreration at edge.Bottom Line: Normally i hook up this tele on my 80-200 F2.8 lens to snip on street or basic bird photography. It provide a low cost alternative to go up to 400mm (equiv to 600mm on a 1.5 crop factor Dynax 7D) without the need to purchase expensive 400mm. Image appear slightly softer but acceptable for print up to 6R. The quality is so far as good although some chromatic abbreration on the edge of the photo.
Duration Product Used: 2-5 years
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$60.00
Purchased At: Malaysia
Type of photography: Outdoor
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tcchou71
a IntermediateDate Reviewed: September 3, 2004
Strengths: Not awful.Weaknesses: More expensive than identical Quantaray. Minor chromatic aberration at edges.Bottom Line: This 2x teleconverter and the Quantaray sold by Ritz camera look suspiciously similar. Although Quantary is usually made by Sigma, I suspect they did something different here. The Quantaray is much cheaper (only $80), and as far as I can tell, optically identical when comparing pictures side by side.
I used this TC with a Sigma 28-300 macro lens (which is a surprisingly good lens - sharp even at 300mm). With the TC, I had an effective 52-600 lens. To my surprise, sharpness was fairly good at 600mm in the center of the photos, especially if I stopped down the main lens slightly. But toward the edges there was chromatic aberration that degraded the photo quality. There was an overall loss of contrast with this TC compared to without it.
This TC works OK, but you should get the Quantaray version, which seems to have identical lens elements, but is 1/2 the price.
Duration Product Used: 2-5 years
Price Paid:
$160.00
Purchased At: local camera store
Similar Products Used: Quantaray 2x TC
Type of photography: Outdoor
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