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The dedicated 1.4x APO Teleconverter features a high performance 5 element/3 group optical design, and it is optimized for use with long telephoto and telezoom lenses.The high performance optical characteristics of these teleconverters maintain the optical performance of the compatible lenses with which they ca n be used. Sigma APO Tele Converter 1.4x and 2x are dedicated Tele Converter lenses, which should be used only with the listed lenses. The 1.4X Convertor will fit the following lenses 180mm f/3.5 APO MACRO EX HSM - MF 300mm f/2.8 APO EX HSM - AF 300mm f/4.0 APO MACRO - MF 400mm f/5.6 APO MACRO /HSM - MF 500mm f/4.5 APO EX HSM - MF 800mm f/ 5.6 EX HSM - MF 70-200mm f/2.8 EX HSM - AF 70-210mm f/2.8 - MF 50-500mm f/4-6.3 APO - MF 100-300mm f/4 EX HSM - AF 120-300mm f/2.8 EX APO - AF 300-800mm f/5.6 EX APO - MF Will also fit the following Orginal Nikon AF Lenses 300mm f2.8 AF-S - AF 300mm f4.0 ED AF - MF On the lists, the lenses marked "AF" will retain auto focus operation when used with a Tele Converter. The lenses marked "MF can only be used for manual Please refer to the manufacturers Teleconverer Matching List for an updated compatability chart. http://www.sigma-photo.co.jp/english/acc/condaitr.htm

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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
4Tele Converter
By Guillermo Armenteros
I ordered the converter to be used with my Sigma 150-500 mm zoom.I was completely dissapointed because the lens has to be phocused manually when you use the tele converter.However, I tried the tele converter on a Nikon 70-300 mm zoom and it works great.I would recommend it for this use to anyone.

0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
5Range extended
By WF Martin
I did have a Nikon tele-converter for my S3 Pro but it would not work correctly with the Sigma lens. My logic became, as I've grown to somewhat more than new as a photographer, tele-converter has to match lens. Perfect match!

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Nikon 18-35mm f/3.5-4.5D ED-IF AF Zoom Nikkor Lens for Nikon Digital SLR Cameras Product Description:



  • Includes - LC-77 77mm snap-on front lens cap, LF-1 rear lens cap, HB-23 bayonet hood supplied with new items only.
  • 1.94x Zoom
  • One ED Glass Lens Elements - Extra-low Dispersion glass minimizes chromatic aberration-aspherical elements minimize distortion and allow for smaller, lighter weight designs
  • The M/A mode allows immediate switching between manual and autofocus operation. Automatic focusing will only work on cameras that do not require a built-in motor in the lens.
  • Focuses to 1.1 feet - Superior optical performance even at close-focusing distances

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Features Compact and lightweight Aspherical lens element minimizes distortion especially at the periphery area for superior optical performance ED (Extra-low Dispersion) glass element minimizes chromatic aberration, provides higher resolution and superior contrast High-performance Nikon Super Integrated Coating offers superior color reproduction while minimizing ghost and flare Rounded diaphragm opening (7 blades) makes out-of-focus elements appear more natural 0.33mm closest focusing distance throughout full zoom range IF (Internal Focusing) permits fast AF operation and closer focusing distance Filter attachment does not rotate during focusing and zooming Dedicated lens hood effectively minimizes stray light Protective lens cover Specifications Focal length: 18mm to 35mm Maximum aperture: f/3.5-4.5 Lens construction: 11 elements in 8 groups Picture angle: 100? - 62? Focus distance: 0.33m to infinity Max. reproduction ratio: 1/6.7 Aperture scale: f/3.5 to f/22 Attachment size: 77mm Dimensions: Approx. 82.7mm dia. x 82.5mm Weight: Approx. 370g

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58 of 62 people found the following review helpful.
4A sweetheart! A versatile performer, solid and fun to use!
By Roger J. Buffington
This is just a plain sweetheart of a lens. It covers the useful 18-35 mm range (which is 27-52mm on a Nikon digital SLR, which is a VERY useful range). This lens costs less than half the price of the (expensive) professional Nikon 17-35, and does almost as nice a job. Sufficiently nice, in fact, that most amateurs will not discern much, if any, difference. While not built like a tank, I think that the quality of construction on this one is excellent, and more than adequate for enthusiastic amateurs and even some pros.On a Nikon digital SLR, which will use the center portion of this lens (due to the size of the sensor in the SLR) you can expect excellent, even spectacular results. This is a fabulous lens for landscape and nature shots, portraits, or just plain walking around taking pictures. Someone who only wanted one lens that was not a telephoto could do much worse than to select this excellent, versatile lens. This one is great for parties, vacations, and the works.The images I have shot with this lens have all featured superb contrast, are very sharp, and have beautiful color rendition. There just is not a lot not to like about this lens. I give it 4 stars for overall performance, but 5 stars for value and price/performance. Some lenses just get it all together and work and become keepers. This is one of those.

10 of 10 people found the following review helpful.
5Quality and price
By Roebear
Have had the lens for a few years and probably 15,000+ images on 3 Nikon cameras. No repairs or apparent wear, it is tougher than it looks, even dropped it once, no problems.Excellent color rendition, contrast and sharpness for the price. While the build and quality not quite up to the pro lenses, you get quite close to their quality for half the price, especially with digital cameras.Beautiful lens allowing a great variety of shots from family gatherings to landscapes, it serves as my prime lens unless I am going for the greatest possible detail such as large landscape prints but that is notto say this lens will not provide snappy 8 x 10 and larger, it does!I wish it had a little more range than 18-35, but then I always want more, but could not get it with this kind of performance and price.

7 of 7 people found the following review helpful.
5Excellent Travel Lens
By Ethan Anderson
The Nikon 18-35 is a consumer-grade ultra-wide zoom (the Nikon 17-35 and 16-35 are the comparable pro-level lenses). The 18-35 is much cheaper and lighter than the pro lenses, and the build quality is a little less robust. Having said that, the 18-35 is an outstanding lens for the price, and is very easy to lug around all day on trips. It is well-made and can easily handle the abuse of travel and daily use in basically any environment. The lens feels perfectly balanced on a D700, and I tend to carry that combination all day when on trips.Performance is surprisingly good, with great saturation and color. I usually shoot mine wide open at 18mm (f3.5) for a little background separation, and while the corners are definitely not sharp, they're not distracting. The corners get better a few stops up, but they're never really pin-sharp at 18mm. At settings above 18mm, the softness goes away and the images at 24 to 35mm look excellent. This lens works perfectly for most street photography, family snapshots, action photos, nature shots, and travel photography, but does not fare as well for architectural or true landscape shots due to the softness in the corners, though it's still usable if you're very careful about what you put in the corners. Autofocus (with the D700) is fast and accurate enough for action photos of my golden retriever at close range.I've been using this lens with a D700 for over a year now, and if I could improve one thing about it I would skip the corner sharpness and go for slightly faster glass. This lens really only makes sense for FX bodies, and if it were just a little faster it would really be perfect. As it is though it's tied with the Nikon 50mm f1.8 for my favorite lens. It's tough, light, and takes beautiful images for less than half the price of the pro lenses.

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Nikon 60mm f/2.8D AF Micro-Nikkor Lens for Nikon Digital SLR Cameras Product Description:



  • Nikon's most compact Micro lens for close-up and general photography
  • Close Range Correction system provides high performance at both near and far focusing distances
  • Nikon Super Integrated Coating for minimized flare and ghost, providing good color balance
  • Close-up to approximately 8.75 inches
  • 90.4-Millimeter working distance

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60mm lens for Nikon cameras

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124 of 125 people found the following review helpful.
5Expensive, but worth every penny!
By Bill
If you've never had a true macro lens that is capable of 1:1(life size on slide or negative), then you're in for some fun and you'll be amazed, trust me. It's razor sharp. Image quality is outstanding. You'll see detail on your slides or prints that you could never see with the naked eye. The only thing that could possibly disappoint is the working distance. At 1:1, the subject is about 2-3 inches from the front of the lens. When shooting insects or other moving creatures, this may be too close. The 105mm macro is the way to go for that.---Edited with the following: I've seen 1 and 2 star reviews for this lens because it will not autofocus with the Nikon D40, D40x, and D60(and possibly others). All the other functions still work, just have to manually focus it. **If you want autofocus with the above mentioned Nikon bodies, get the new G version of this lens. These days the 2 are almost the same price.And some knock it because it doesn't have VR. Hey, this lens was introduced around 1989-long before VR or digital SLRs. And in macro photography, steadiness and focusing are so critical, VR won't help much anyway. The only proper technique is to use a rock solid tripod and focus manually. If you think you can just hold the camera and shoot at 1:1 reproduction ratio, you'll have alot of blurred shots. So do your homework and research and don't buy something that is not fully compatible with your camera body-and then give it 1 or 2 stars. It's a fine lens-trust me.

96 of 99 people found the following review helpful.
5One of the best macro lenses available
By John Kwok
Among Nikon's most celebrated lenses have been its Micro Nikkor macro lenses. This autofocus lens remains among the best, not only for its fine optics but also because it will allow the user to focus down to a 1:1 life size reproduction ratio, which is perfect for photographing inanimate objects such as coins or stamps or relatively still living objects such as leaves and flowers. I agree with another reviewer that if you intend to photograph small animals such as insects, then either a 105mm Micro Nikkor or the 200mm f4 Micro Nikkor, would be a more appropriate macro lens. Otherwise, the 60mm Micro Nikkor lens may be all the lens you need for superb closeup photography.

106 of 110 people found the following review helpful.
5Best lens from Nikon
By Ruchai Kanjanavanit
If I can only have one lens it will be this Nikon 60mm f/2.8 macro. Actually I hardly remove it from my D50.I had to buy a D200 for birds photography because the 60mm was 'glued' to the D50. I use it for every thing from portrait to small insects. This lens is equal to 90mm 35mm equivalent, in the film days ~90-100 mm macro lens were the most popular. With digital many people had read the old books and think experts are using 100 mm macro lenses and dare not buy this 60mm and posted to every webs that 60 mm is too short for small insects. I took thousands of insect shots with this lens and will never use any other lens. It is very sharp, maybe the sharpest lens Nikon ever made.

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