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Dicho producto no sirve para todos los lentes con montura E en su página de Sony Store no lo dice. Solo sirve para ciertos telefotos. Información que la tuve que ver en página de BH

Si bien cumple con su propósito, la penalidad de paso de luz limita su uso para sujetos en movimiento.

Great for Video reach of course but for photos on the A7R4? Just crop-in as the image looks basically identical.

I wondered if this would have a big adverse impact on the quality of images that i get from my 100-400 gm lens. Clearly you do lose a lot of light, but the autofocus is still excellent and the the 800 mm reach that this can give me is fantastic for wildlife photography. It is very easy to insert between the camera and lens and hardly adds to the weight at all. Very please

I used Sony's 2X convertor with with Sony's 200mm-600mm FANTASTIC lens attached to Sony's A6500 on a tripod. Set @ 600mm focal length. EQIV= 1,800 focal length, F13. "AZALEA" Distance from flower to camera sensor 22 feet.(estimate)

This is perfect for my Sony 100-400 mm lens and a7Riii. Should have bought this one instead of my 1.4 teleconverter last year. Big Manfrotto tripod with gear head makes it easy to take photos of ships in the harbor, 3 miles away, 800 mm.

I have not had this converter long. It is however proving to have been an excellent purchase. used with my FE 70-200 it really does the business and gets the shots that wold otherwise have been impracticable.

First of all let me start by saying that I am not a professional. I purchase the A7III in December, 2019 and it is my first full frame camera that I planned on using primarily for wildlife photos. I am using the FE 200-600 G OSS Lens which gives me wonderful photos. I don't use a blind or a hide so I decided to try the 2X Teleconverter after I found it was difficult to get as close as I would have liked to at times without scaring what I was trying to photograph. I did find that camera settings may need a little tweaking to adjust for lighting conditions. The photos that I have attached are crops and were shot handheld or while leaning against a tree.

if you need that extra length for wildlife then this is the teleconverter for you amazing quality used with the 200mm x 600mm sony lens

En combinación con el lente 200-600mm G fuí capaz de obtener estas imágenes. Honestamente pierdes un Fstop al colocar esto, ganas el doble de distancia y si estas trabajando en Shutter o Aperture priority puedes compensar los blancos para ayudar a recuperar el brillo de la imagen. This lens in combination of the G-lens 200-600mm makes them perfect to get photograph like the one below. You lose an fstop but you win double of distance without losing any details. Before going up your ISO try Shutter or Aperture priority where you are able to get the expositure compensation high to get brilliant images. Thank you!

Me gusta la fotografía de aves, naturaleza. Lo estoy usando con el 70 - 200 y me gusta por que es muy pequeño y realmente se llega al 400, aunque yo nunca llego a la distancia final máxima (por si acaso) Mi intención es usarlo también con el 200 - 600 pero por el momento no lo he comprado, dicen hasta que no lo tenga no puedo decir como va con el 600.

el nombre que le dan es erróneo y puede causar confusión. Un teleobjetivo es un lente con una longitud focal mayor a la "normal". Este es un aditamento óptico que va entre el cuerpo y el objetivo, y duplica la longitud focal de este. A diferencia de los teleconvertidores para ópticas de otras marcas el de Sony solo es compatible con una gama muy pequeña de sus teleobjetivos más costosos, por lo tanto es una lente muy especializada para un segmento de fotógrafos con necesidades muy específicas, principalmente fotógrafos de deportes, segmento del que no soy parte. Por lo que tuve que regresarlo y solicitar mi reembolso.

Bought this for with my 70 to 200mm G Master - works a tear.

I wanted to extend the reach of my Sony A7iii and 70-200f2.8GM for occasional wildlife shots and couldn't justify the 100-400GM so turned to the 2x convertor. I have not been disappointed as the combination retains superb image quality and the fast autofocus/tracking that these camera achieve. The convertor is very well constructed and comes in its own soft case for protection. Its fit and go and is transparent in use, apart from dropping widest aperture to 5.6, but I figured I can compensate by ramping up the ISO. The purchase has been everything I was hoping for, allowing me much closer shots of wildlife (and anything else for that matter!), is fast and accurate to focus and IQ is excellent. For example, it locked onto a small swarm of flying insects, followed them and I was able to take a sharp shot of them. It also tracked a duck taking off and remained locked on the focus even though it flew beyond a tree. It has really expanded my interest and ability in wildlife and action shots without costing the earth. Would I recommend it? Yes, at the drop of a hat!.

Since 6 months now, I am using this teleconverter with the G Master FE 100-400mm super-telephoto zoom lens (SEL100400GM), mostly for wildlife photography. Converting that lens to 200-800mm range, it allows me to get close-up shots of small birds and animals that are quite far away. I am absolutely happy with the image quality even in this combination (usually using it at 800mm), and with modern cameras like the A7 series, allowing high ISO setting with little loss of quality, the small aperture is no problem for the speed. Thanks to the image stabilisation and light weight I can even use it without a tripod, and routinely do that.

Okay, here's the thing, I got this because I was a little frustrated that the 70 - 200 mm zoom only goes to 200. I've never used a converter before. Maybe I'm naive, but what I didn't realize is that F2.8, one of the huge selling points of the zoom lens, is no longer possible. Instead F5.6, I believe, is the fastest the lens + converter will go. This is very bittersweet, especially given the price of the converter. If this fact had be publicized in any fashion, I may not have purchased the converter -- but I can't find it anywhere in Sony's specs. That said, optically it's very solid & takes great images. Just don't don't expect a super shallow depth of field or the ability to shoot sports in lower lighting conditions without compromise.

I mainly use this with my 100-400 lens - an excellent combination for distance, wildlife & detail photography.

Purchased to use with the 70-200 and results are excellent, there is a slight loss in quality but better than expected when adding more glass to a lens, I am looking forward to testing with the new 100-400 when released. However it is an expensive 2x converter, would I purchase again, absolutely..