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The Auto Extension Tube Set for Nikon from Vello allows your lens to focus closer than its normal minimum focus distance. By placing distance between your camera body and lens, focusing distance is shortened and the effect of magnifying your subject is created. Extension tubes enable macro performance for lenses not otherwise able to focus that close, and are also suited for close-up portraiture. The Auto Extension Tube Set for Nikon contains three extension tubes of 12mm, 20mm, and 36mm lengths. They can be used individually or together in seven distinct combinations to create the desired magnification effect. For closer focusing use the larger extension tube or stack the tubes together. Extension tubes have no optical elements so do not degrade the quality of your lenses.
These tubes are fully automatic tubes in that they are able to communicate all electronic functions from lens to camera including autofocus and auto exposure. They are compatible with all AF and AF-S lenses. Electronic aperture control is not possible with Nikon AI lenses. They are built with metal lens mounts for durability and longevity and enable you to convert almost any lens into a macro lens at a fraction of the cost while maintaining the lens' original optical quality.
- Shortens minimum focusing distance of lens for macro photography
- Extension tubes of 12mm, 20mm, and 36mm lengths can be used individually or in any combination of the three for greater magnification
- Full autofocus and exposure compatibility
- Lightweight design with metal mounts
- Alignment markers make placement on lenses and cameras easy
- Fits Nikon DSLR cameras and all F-mount lenses
What's Included:
- 2 x Tube Caps
- Limited 1-year Warranty
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| Manufacturer | Vello |
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Great Buy After I Figured It Out
2/22/2014Rating: There are only three things I wanted in this product and it does them all well. Connected all three for extreme closeup (using a D600 and D700) and there's no give at all which is good because some of the cheaper ones have flex and that'll ruin the angle every time.
In addition, all the auto options (AF AF-S) work fine. Used the D600 with 50 1.8D and a 70-300VR (only at the 70 mm focal length). AF worked with both (the D is screw drive, the VR is AF-S). Third, I wanted it to be easy to figure out. That's my only issue. Obviously once connected there really isn't anything to figure out but the connection is a bit different than the Nikon version - instead of lining up the dots you square it it up and turn to lock it in. Once I got that it really is easy!
one bonus to this: tube connection is very tight so dust doesn't get in; I really like that too! I
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