Free shipping over £99| Brand | OM System |
| Focal Length Description | 2x Tele |
| Lens Type | Teleconverter |
| Compatible Mountings | Micro Four Thirds |
| Camera Lens Description | 9 |
Olympus MC-20 M.Zuiko Digital 2X Teleconverter
£162.58
About this item
- Dust, splash & Freeze proof construction
- Doubles focal length while maintaining the high image quality of the master lens.
- Expands photographic area for super-telephoto and super-telephoto macro photography.
- 9 elements & 4 groups.
- Zero (zuiko extra low reflection) coating reduces ghosts and Flares.
- Dynamic image stabilization;max_focal_length: 600.0;Micro Four Thirds
- Image_stabilization:Dynamic;mounting_type:Micro Four Thirds
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Kane Adams –
I added this to my OLYMPUS OM-D E-M1X and OLYMPUS 150-400MM F/4.5 TC 1.25 IS PRO LENS, which gives me the equivalent of 2000mm, handheld. The clarity of my photos is amazing, especially on the feather detail in bird photos taken at about 30 ft. It is terrific for photographing birds 100-200 ft. distant.I even use it to identify distant birds that are beyond the range of my 10X binoculars. Although there may be a slight speed reduction, it is not significant. I thought at first that I would have to take it off if I wanted to shoot photos at 150 mm, but I found the only ones I couldn’t focus on were birds less than about 10 ft. from me, so it is simpler just to leave it connected always. I do find that I need to use my zoom much more than previously, in order to find the bird at lower magnification and then zoom into it at highest magnification.
Katrine Corkery –
I pair this teleconverter with the Olympus 100-400/5-6.3 lens, and I get good results. You have to be aware that atmospheric haze/distortions come into play when your subject is far away, so set you expectations accordingly. I find that I really like using it to make small, close subjects larger(macro/semi-macro shots). All three pics on this review were shot with the OM-1, 100-400, and MC-20.Moon800mm, f/13, 1/2000th sec, iso 1600Caterpillar800mm, f/13, 1/640th sec, iso 800Blackbird800mm, f/13, 1/1000th sec, iso 800