Shortening the minimum focusing distance of Nikon Z lenses, the Viltrox Auto Extension Tube Set Nikon Zfrom Viltrox Auto Extension Tube Set Nikon Zalso enables you to achieve a greater maximum magnification for close-up shooting with any lens. This kit contains 12 and 24mm tubes, which can be used independently or in combination for up to three different lengths to suit different subject types. Additionally, integrated copper-plated contacts maintain full autofocus and autoexposure functionality, and each ring features durable Nikon Z front and rear mounts.

For Nikon Z Lenses and Cameras    12mm & 24mm Extension Tubes    Shortens Minimum Focus Distance of Lens    Autofocus & Autoexposure Functionality    Aluminum Mounts, Copper-Plated Contacts

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. will this work on Nikon Z 7ii camera body?

A: Yes, the Viltrox Automatic Extension Tube Set for Nikon Z is designed to work on Z series mirrorless cameras by Nikon, including the Nikon Z7 II Mirrorless Camera (B&H # NIZ72).

Q: 2. Did this tube control aperture in the lens

A: With these tubes you will be able to control the aperture of the lenses on the control dials of your camera the way you normally do.

Q: 3. Will these work with an EM1 Mkii AND the 60mm OLY macro? Tx.

A: Yes, the tube will work with the EM1 and the 60mm macro.

Q: 4. Is this for mirrorless or DRSL Canon cameras?

A: This set is for DSLR Canon cameras.

Q: 5. Do these extension tubes come with end caps?

A: No, the Kenko Auto Extension Tube Set for Nikon Z Lenses do not come with end caps.

Q: 6. Will these extension tubes fit a Canon EF-S 20D camera with lens EFS 17-85mm lens?

A: Yes, Viltrox Automatic Extension Tube Set for Canon EF is also compatible with Canon EF-S lenses and crop sensor DSLR camera bodies.

Q: 7. Do these increase the magnification of the Canon EF-S 60mm F/2.8 macro lens beyond it's already 1:1 magnification ratio? i.e. to really get up close and personal with bugs?

A: Yes. extensions tubes allow even greater magnification, because they move the lens father away from the film plane. Tubes are very handy, because you can just keep them in your bag, if you do a lot of macro shooting. You can stack them for greater magnification. Depending on what you are shooting and how much, a bellows may be a better option. A bellows gives you more flexibility, because you have a continuous change in magnification, without having to change tubes. The bellows expands, or contracts, depending on your needs. Some can also tilt, or shift.

Q: 8. Do these tubes work on the Z9 with or without the adapter for Nikon F ?

A: These Extension Tubes will fit on the Nikon Z9 with the Nikon FTZ adapter. In terms of compatibility it would need to be tested since it was not designed fore this use.

Q: 9. Will these work well with the Canon 5D Mark IV?

A: Yes, the Vello Auto Extension Tube Set for Canon EF/EF-S Mounts and Lenses works well on the Canon 5d Mark IV.

Q: 10. What is the effective aperture loss when using the tubes?

A: The Kenko Auto Extension Tube Set DG for Canon EOS Lenses does have light loss. it does depend on the lens. The formula for that is, Ef = Effective f-value (that is what you get after adding extension tubes or bellows) If = Indicated f-value (that is shown on your lens or display, the one that is set on the lens) F = Focal length of the lens Ex = Extension (total length of the extension tube or bellows) The formula is: Ef = If x (F + Ex)/F