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Review Summary
2013-09-19T21:00:00
For some reason this product drained the battery in my camera (6D) even while the camera was powered off. I confirmed this through a simple test of observing the battery level over time with different things attached to it. When I wrote in to Bower they never replied about a possible cause or solution. I returned the Item. I did try it, its hard to use because you lose 4 stops of light also the images it produced were not sharp.
Josh
2013-07-01T21:00:00
I used this teleconverter for shooting the moon and worked great! Took some time using manual focus which takes a few shots to get it right.
ZACHARY T.
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2x
7 elements
2.15" (5.46 cm)
2.65" (6.73 cm)
8.0 oz (227 g)
The Bower's 2x DGII Teleconverter (7 Element) for Canon will effectively double the focal length of your Canon lens, while maintaining the autofocus function - a 35 mm lens becomes a 70 mm lens. This 7-element teleconverter uses multi-coated optics to deliver improved image quality. With an 85 mm f/1.4 lens, for example, the focal length will become 170 mm, which effectively sets the maximum aperture at f/2.8 (cutting the amount of light captured by two f/stops). This teleconverter is a portable, high-quality and versatile accessory that's well worth having in your camera bag. It's only compatible with lenses with a maximum aperture greater than f/4.0 in order to fully utilize its autofocus capabilities.