• Canon 2x Teleconverter

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I just checked the Kenko Intnernational website. Kenko makes most, if not all the third party Generic Teleconverters available, though they are sold under avariety of brand names (Rokinon, Bower, Vivitar, Tamron, etc.), They don't have teleconverters for the E-Mount, and if they don't, it's unlikely that anyone else does. Sony ericsson vivaz u5i android. (Sony's teleconverters are Matched, not Generic, in that they only work with certain lenses, unlike generic teleconverters which work with an y lens.) You should also know that teleconverters reduce the maximum aperture of a lens, 1 stop for a 1.4X teleconverter, and 2 stops for a 2X teleconverter. The 18-200 lens you want a teleconverter for (if one existed), has a maximum aperture of f/6.3. Since autofocus stops working when the maximum aperture is f/8 or smaller (numerically larger) mounting that lens on a teleconverter will render it as a manual focus lens. Your best bet would be to use a telephoto conversion lens (an auxiliary lens that mounts on the end of a lens, not between the lens and the camera body like a teleconverter does), but most of those are intended for videocameras, not still cameras with their higher resolution, so the optical quality isn't very good. Sonyguymike wrote: The Zeiss lens is great, but not enought magnification for Wildlife shots.

The lens those Sony teleconverters will work with is a 'G Master' lens, not a Zeiss lens. Sonyguymike wrote: I should sell my lens and then buy something more in line with what I want. It's not likely that you'll be able to get an alternative lens that's more in line with what you want, any time soon.

Canon 2x Teleconverter

I suggest you sell your E-Mount camera too, and look at A-Mount gear. While the cameras are bigger and heavier, indications are that the lenses are actually smaller and lighter, not to mention optically better.