Sony FE 1.4x Teleconverter Lens (E-mount)
The Sony 1.4x Teleconverter Lens multiplies the focal length of the lens used by 1.4x without degrading optical performance, AF speed and precision, or operability. Light loss with the teleconverter is approximately 1 stop. An ideal way to extend available focal length range for sports or wildlife photography without having to carry additional large, heavy lenses.
The SEL14TC teleconverter is currently compatible with the SEL70200GM, SEL100400GM, SEL400F28GM, SEL600F40GM, and SEL200600G lenses. Attaching the SEL14TC to ILCE-3000/3500, ILCE-5000/5100, and ILCE-7/7R/7S bodies may cause the camera to be out of focus when set to Continuous AF.
Sony FE 1.4x Teleconverter Lens (E-mount)
The Sony 1.4x Teleconverter Lens multiplies the focal length of the lens used by 1.4x without degrading optical performance, AF speed and precision, or operability. Light loss with the teleconverter is approximately 1 stop. An ideal way to extend available focal length range for sports or wildlife photography without having to carry additional large, heavy lenses.
The SEL14TC teleconverter is currently compatible with the SEL70200GM, SEL100400GM, SEL400F28GM, SEL600F40GM, and SEL200600G lenses. Attaching the SEL14TC to ILCE-3000/3500, ILCE-5000/5100, and ILCE-7/7R/7S bodies may cause the camera to be out of focus when set to Continuous AF.
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The Sony 1.4x Teleconverter Lens multiplies the focal length of the lens used by 1.4x without degrading optical performance, AF speed and precision, or operability. Light loss with the teleconverter is approximately 1 stop. An ideal way to extend available focal length range for sports or wildlife photography without having to carry additional large, heavy lenses.
The SEL14TC teleconverter is currently compatible with the SEL70200GM, SEL100400GM, SEL400F28GM, SEL600F40GM, and SEL200600G lenses. Attaching the SEL14TC to ILCE-3000/3500, ILCE-5000/5100, and ILCE-7/7R/7S bodies may cause the camera to be out of focus when set to Continuous AF.
