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Company : Kenko List Price : $49.95 Amazon Price : $12.95 Used Price : Average customer review :

Features

• Kenko 2x Telephoto Conversion Lens,
• Designed to maximize day and night shots by providing maximum light and image transmission with minimum distortion
• High-index / low-dispersion optical glass, and fully multi-coated - every element
• Full Panoramic capability, and high speed auto-focus / Infrared compatible
• Fantastic for all types of photographic situations!

Product Description

You learn the word “composition” early in your photography experience. But the limitations of the standard zoom lenses on today’s video and digital cameras often make good composition impossible without a conversion lens. Most often, you’ve got plenty of telephoto range to your zoom, but not nearly enough wide-angle. Try to shoot an interior room, or capture the effect of a scenic mountain range, and you simply can’t get the shot without a converter. And not just any converter. Your converter must have the convenience and functionality to enhance your difficult shots, and the optical quality that keeps your image sharp and crystal-clear, without any problematic vignetting! That’s the difference between a converter that’s a video accessory, and a video necessity. Any pro knows the name Kenko.
Since it fits right over your camera’s existing lens system, a wide-angle converter affects the full zoom range of your camera’s lens. A wide-angle converter increases your angle of view - scenes include more of the landscape, groups include more people, and interiors show more of the room. A 0.5x wide-angle converter DOUBLES your angle of view, allowing you to get twice as much in the picture (AND your telephoto setting also becomes wider; not zooming in as close). Conversely, a telephoto converter brings everything closer. A 2x converter will double your camera’s maximum focal length, bringing things twice as close, throughout the zoom range.
A Kenko conversion lens can actually improve the image that your digital camera receives. And it is about the only accessory that can. By eliminating flare and ghosting, the ugly cousins of reflection and refraction, before they get to your camera’s original lens system, your camera gets a much cleaner image to digitize. Plus, a Kenko converter allows you to use a more optimal part of your original lens system, resulting in more crisp imagery.