Sigma 1.4x DG EX APO Teleconverter vs Nikon 1.7x Teleconverter
(not what you need for astrophotography)
Why so serious?
effron wrote: I had both at one time, now only the Nikon. The Sig wasn't bad, just a lot of lenses won't work with it. The Nikon 1.7 is pretty good, I use it mainly on mt afs300 f4.........
(not what you need for astrophotography)
First off, I didn't know Sigma even made teleconverters, why won't those work with certain lenses where I'm guessing the Nikon will?
Moe wrote:
effron wrote: I had both at one time, now only the Nikon. The Sig wasn't bad, just a lot of lenses won't work with it. The Nikon 1.7 is pretty good, I use it mainly on mt afs300 f4.........
(not what you need for astrophotography)
First off, I didn't know Sigma even made teleconverters, why won't those work with certain lenses where I'm guessing the Nikon will?
Sorry, there are Nikon lenses that won't work with the Nikon TCs also. Didn't mean to mislead. However, Sigma certainly makes them, and the copy I had was good....
See this.........
www.digiscoped.com/teleconverters.html
Why so serious?
robbie wrote: A 1.4 TC won`t get you much closer to shoot the stars but if you have to buy a low price TC get the Kenko 1.4 pro which I uses.
studio-r.blogspot.com/2008/04/kenko-pro3...x-teleconverter.html
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