Canon af 2x teleconverter 8

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Edge Click the three horizontal dots located at the top right of the browser. Click the down arrow icon to access the browser's download page Install the download by clicking on the file name. This implies that some lenses will not auto-focus on a teleconverter, e.

Which pins have to be taped? Are there any other consequences than just enabling AF, e. If there are any other workarounds, e. Let's skip the obvious option of moving closer and removing TC :. Basically tape the last left three pins of the converter. EXIF distance data will likely be lost for most lenses. You will find your answer at this link: Fred Miranda Tips Page.

Just place a small transparent piece of tape on the last 3 pins of the converter. The tape should be placed on the left hand side of the converter when looking at it from the lens connection side.

As far as other consequences to taping the pins, I found a bit of information and some anecdotal data for you as well from here :. You should be aware that the EXIF data will not be correct with regards to focal length, however. Another thing to be aware of is that these three pins obviously do a little more than that with some lenses. Whilst my is fine with a taped 1. It hunted like crazy and hardly ever achieved focus lock. Without the tape it was as quick to focus as far as I could tell as without the teleconverter.

The solution was to put the tape on the corresponding contacts on the back of the , now both lenses work just fine with the teleconverter. The Kenko teleconverters let you autofocus to F8. Arthur Morris talks about using a 1. I've heard the 2. I've tried the pin taping. It wasn't something I wanted to have to rely on in a crunch. I have the Promaster Spectrum7 1. Even at f5.