Sony SEL 14TC 1.4x for E mount
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Sony SEL 14TC 1.4x for E mount
The Sony SEL 14TC 1.4x E teleconverter with eight optical elements in five groups doubles the focal length of the Sony 70-200mm lens. Thanks to the Sony teleconverter, the lens becomes a 140-400mm focal length lens. The teleconverter guarantees full functionality, optical performance, speed and autofocus accuracy. When using a teleconverter, there is a loss of light of approximately 1 EV. It extends the focal length for nature or sports photography without the need for an additional lens.
Key features of the Sony SEL 14TC 1.4x teleconverter for E mount
- Teleconverter for Sony E mount, for APS-C and FF mirrorless cameras
- Multiplies the focal length of the lens by 1.4x
- Extends focal length without compromising resolution
- A handy tool to expand your options
- A compact alternative to bulky add-on lenses
- Compatible with Full-Frame cameras with E-mount and APS-C cameras with E-mount
- Fully preserves the performance of the G Master series
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| Code: | SNSEL02 |
| Warranty: | 24 months |
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