Tele Extender For Sony E Mount

[Zipper] I use this for my Canon 2x tele-extender. Perfect fit.

Bought to use in my Celestron Tele-Extender as it fits and was cost efficient. I have not been disappointed.

[6mm] Bought to use in my Celestron Tele-Extender as it fits and was cost efficient. I have not been disappointed.

[Arca-Type] Love this tripod mount/grip extender. Works really well with my camera.

[0.12 lb] This was exactly what I needed to connect an old Tele-Astranar 400mm lens to my Sony a6000 camera. The adapter is very well made and quite sturdy. The connection to the Sony good and snug (the T-Mount side being screw-on, so I connect this first to the lens and then to the camera). All in all, I couldn't be happier.

[20 to 70mm] There are some lenses that I’ve found memorable that are always on the camera. The Sony 20-70/4 is one of lenses! Think of it, thats like having 6 (sharp)lenses; 20,24,28,35,50 and 70 portrait in one lens! The touch of genius here was subtracting that silly 4mm from the usual 24mm- zoom. Unlike any 24mm-tele’s, this lens makes carrying and changing to an ultrawide zoom unnecessary! Forget the trinity, this is a unity! We’re so spoiled these days! The 1.4X Clearview zoom or APS cropping allows virtual zooming to 100-105mm. Its bokeh is very nice and what you’d expect from aportrait lens at f4. It’s sharper than previous wide to portrait zooms and it also almost doubles as a macro lens at 70mm. f4 may not sound fast, but when you consider the 3 fstop digital boost over film plus IBIS, that makes f4 equivalent to f1.4! I hear RAW shooters complain of no lens profile for 20mm linear distortion, but I don’t like computer time vs shooting time in general, and learned on film to get it right the first time, so using a few tricks and bracketing ultra fine jpegs, I’m happy. On jpgs. I see less visible distortion than most single focal length 20mms. So for me, it’s the must have lens and makes the Sony system! Want more tele? Just add the tele zoom 70-200/2.8 or lightweight 70-200 macro f4 for travel or an inexpensive sharpest mirror lens ever the Minolta/ Sony 500mm Reflex with an AF adapter (Safari). A third lens I use is a hyperwide 10mm which covers anything a 17or 19mm PC/TS lens covers is useful as Sony doesn’t have built in perspective correction like some cameras and smartphones. Now that’s an amazingly small and incredibly versatile ‘trinity’

[0.645 lb] I am using a Leica R tele lens (Apo 180mm f3.4) on my Nex7 using a Novoflex adapter. This combo gives me great resolution but (except for full sun) a tripod or mono pod is required to take advantage of the optical quality. The tripod mount on the camera works only with small and light lenses but otherwise is useless as it flexes too much. This tripod mount is attached on the the lens adapter and allows to rotate the camera. It very well made and has 1/4 & 3/8 thread and arcs swiss size dovetail plate in 2 directions. I only wish the clamp nut would be on the other side that there is more space at the camera grip.

[0.65] This well-made fastener can be attached to the tripod mount of a tele lens. This makes switching camera/lens easy. The only disadvantage is that you lose the tripod mount. On the other hand, it is the best fastener for a camera strap.

[Aluminum] As others have stated, this works nicely when trying to mount an Arca-Swiss tele-or-macro-lens foot onto a tripod having an Arca-Swiss clamp. It also works great for me when mounting this same type of lens foot onto my Sunwayfoto DMP-200R (which has its own clamp), thus rotating the clamping direction by 90 degrees. And for this price, it is an absolute steal! Great quality; highly recommended.

[Aluminum] This is a great item, I don't have a built in lens tripod mount, works for the Lumix tele lens 1.7 on the FZ 300