teleconverter


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teleconverter

(ˈtɛlɪkənˌvɜːtə)
n
a device for increasing the focal length of a lens
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Nikon D750, ISO 400, 300-mm lens with 2x teleconverter, f/8, 1/2,500 second, 1 second apart.
Towards that end, Nikon has built a 1.25x teleconverter specially to go along with the 800mm behemoth and is the first TC an ED glass element.
However, if the reader asks: Which is better to use, the extension tube or the teleconverter? That will depend on the preference of the user.
The teleconverter option -The Teleconverter was briefly mentioned in Part 13 issue (March 24, 2015) of this topic.
You can boost the effective focal length of lenses and telescopes with a 2x or 3x teleconverter and an eyepiece or a Barlow lens.
Ernie Pfannenschmidt's article on using an old, surplus camera teleconverter, or TC, to make a Barlow lens (February issue, page 129) certainly caught my eye.
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