Sony 2X Teleconverter

[+60° to -60°] I am mainly interested in birds photography, my recent set up is Sony A9, 2x teleconverter and sone 400mm f2.8, the head supports the setup well and provides good fluid motion, for both photography and video purposes, I also own an miller DS20 which is too “hard” for the Sony set up, but the ds20 is great for Nikon DSLR with the 800nn f5.6vr The major drawback of miller is the plate design, different to the rest of the world, I am asking my local craftsman to handmade some plates with supporting skeleton for my systems

[Universal] I'm able to fit my Sony A7RII with 2x teleconverter and 100-400 mm lens with the lens hood in the open position and have a little room to spare. It is 13 inches long. I can easily remove the camera and lens and shoot without needing to assemble anything. I don't think there is currently a sling that can do that. Of course, I removed all of the dividers to do that. There wasn't enough room for a small cooler. So, I strapped one to the front.

I am mainly interested in birds photography, my recent set up is Sony A9, 2x teleconverter and sone 400mm f2.8, the head supports the setup well and provides good fluid motion, for both photography and video purposes, I also own an miller DS20 which is too “hard” for the Sony set up, but the ds20 is great for Nikon DSLR with the 800nn f5.6vr The major drawback of miller is the plate design, different to the rest of the world, I am asking my local craftsman to handmade some plates with supporting skeleton for my systems

[0.295 lb] I love this lens. An added plus is connecting a 2X Teleconverter to it. This lens is a must have.

I love this lens. An added plus is connecting a 2X Teleconverter to it. This lens is a must have.

[Nikon F] The Nikon 2X Teleconverter is a handy piece of equipment to have in your bag (or in my case, my pocket) when my long lens is not long enough. After using cheaper off market brands, I came to the realization that my Nikon lenses are the best quality (and expensive) and those lenses should be attached to equally fine optics. The Nikon 2X teleconverter was about double the price of my off market 2x, but has more than proved it's value. In low light the teleconverter generally needs to be manually focused. I am using the Nikon 2X teleconverter on a D2X, D700 and a D3s.

[0.14 lb] Insanely sharp. Works great with the 2x teleconverter to really push the magnification.

[0.065 lb] The Sony FE 2.0x Teleconverter works perfectly with my 70-200mm f/2.8 GM Lens. The teleconverter provides the extra reach that I need while maintaining excellent image quality. I look forward to creating many gorgeous photographs with this combination of lens and teleconverter! 3

[Black] This is a perfect fit for my older Sigma 2x Teleconverter. Good quality and build for the price.

[8.8 x 5.4 x 1"] I am very happy with the performance of the Focus 2x teleconverter. It does work with my current Fugi XT3 platform. However, I will say that I am really impressed with B&H and their customer support. Over the last several years, I have been able to count on B&H to be on time and on target with the photograph equipment that I have purchased through B & H. They are what they say they are, and have never failed me. I appreciate at, I truly do. It so easy to avoid customers when dealing in e-commerce and sales, but not B&H. If you are a photographer, B&H is a good place to start for the proper level of support.