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2x converter
- Thread starter Hairbear
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unfortunately there isn't a 2x converter for that lens.Hi everyone, I would like to know if a 2x converter would be any good with my Sony 55-210 mainly to save money on a hugely expensive lens. Thanks. (please be nice)
The Sony converters are, unfortunately, not universal and they only work with specific FE (full-frame) lenses.
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unfortunately there isn't a 2x converter for that lens.Hi everyone, I would like to know if a 2x converter would be any good with my Sony 55-210 mainly to save money on a hugely expensive lens. Thanks. (please be nice
The Sony converters are, unfortunately, not universal and they only work with specific FE (full-frame) lenses.
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Dave, to give you something to save towards, consider the APSC Sony 70-350mm or the Full Frame Tamron 50-300mm, when you're ready to buy. Both have optical stabilization built into the lens: Sony calls it optical steady shot (OSS), Tamron calls it vibration control (VC); which would be beneficial since your camera body does not have in-body image stabilization (IBIS)Hi FowlersFreeTime, Thank for answering my question, I'll keep saving my pocket money...LoL,
