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Recently I purchased brand new Tamron 70-200 G2 lens, an amazing lens with great performance, but I felt that 200mm focal length isn't just enough for me, but simply can not afford buying a new Telephoto-zoom lens, they cost a fortune. Decided to look into tele-converters. The best option was Tamron 2x tele-convertor but due to price, I decided to find some third party. As soon as I knew that this one is MADE IN JAPAN I decided to give it a chance! There are lots or rumors about AF not working , etc. So I purchased it for $119.99 (compared to $439 Tamron one, saving $300) and tried it on. The auto focus is performing pretty good! No problems at all, the only thing is when I was inspecting the photos on my computer, I noticed that some of them aren't sharp. So I am assuming the image stabilization ins' as good as without the TC. Its not a big deal, and plus I was testing in inside the mall, with poor lighting and moving people. I am definitely happy with purchase and saved money, and will 100% recommend it! Buy it, give it a chance, try it! If you will not like it, just return it. Best value!!! Cant beat the price! thank youRead full review
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One of the questions for this review was for the value and to me something that saves you money and does a great job is more than a value. To buy a lens that is double the length you have is very expensive , for those of us with smaller bank accounts have to be more creative and do more research and when I found this one and it's made in Japan that works for me. It doubled my lens length and was a great buy. In my book you can't beat that combination, thanks for reading George
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This is a great little teleconverter. I've only used it a couple of times, so I can't say how durable it is, but I will say it was well-packaged and even came with a little carry bag.
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I knew what wanted when I ordered it, thus it is just what I wanted/needed. I've always hagood luck with Vivitar and this is no exception. Though it's not like a $1,000 lens, iis great for my purposes.
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This is a good option for a teleconverter. Name brand (Vivitar) and build quality seems good. The only "bad" thing is that I didn't realize that the teleconverters on the market are made for EF lenses only, they will not fit EF-S lenses. Good news is that one of my 300mm lenses is an EF.
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