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| lens type | Teleconverter | — | Telephoto | Telephoto | Sony E-Mount | Telephoto |
| compatible mountings | Sony FE | — | Sony E | Sony FE | Sony FE | Sony E |
| lens design | Prime | Prime | Zoom | Zoom | Prime | Zoom |
| focus type | Auto Focus | — | Auto Focus | Manual Focus, Auto Focus | No focus | Auto Focus |
| fixed focal length | 35 millimeters | 42.7 millimeters | 200 millimeters | 200 millimeters | — | 600 millimeters |
| model name | sel100400gm,sel70200gm | sel,sel100400gm,sel20tc,sel70200gm | SEL70200GM2 | oss,sel70200gm2 | SEL14TC | 747965 |
| max aperture | 2 f stop | 0 f stop | 2.8 f stop | 2.8 f stop | 0 f stop | 6.3 millimeters |
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Multiplies focal length by 2.0x w/ only a 2-stops light loss
Maintain the full image quality and AF performance of the lens, and feature a dust and moisture resistant design for maximum reliability when shooting outdoors. 2
- 1 As of July 2016 these teleconverters are compatible with the SEL70200GM only.
- 2016 Sony Electronics Inc. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part without written permission is prohibited. Sony is not responsible for typographical and photographic errors. Features and specifications are subject to change without notice.
Full-frame E-mount 2.0x Teleconverter Lens
compatible with the SEL70200GM lens
Double your focal length and retain full optical quality and operability1, offering outstanding performance for sports of wildlife photography in a compact, lightweight kit.
- 2.0x teleconverter that maintains full G Master performance
- Impressive optical performance with aspherical lens element
- Precision engineered for versatility and reliability
- Dust and moisture resistant design for maximum reliability2
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Decent value to add reach to the 200-600 G lens, but not for 70-200 GM
Using this 2x converter with the Sony a7rII and 70-200mm 2.8 lens to give me 400mm for birding and other activities. It does pretty good if you reduce the aperture to f/11 or smaller (total aperture of the lens and tele-converter). Significant detail is lost shooting wide open. At f/11, pixel peeping shows a slight loss in sharpness with a bit more chromatic aberration compared to without the tele-converter, but the tele-converter does (subjectively) provide results that are slightly better than a 2x up-scaled image at the same aperture, so it does seem to work as intended. Unfortunately, loss of photons at f/11 makes low light shooting much more impractical, and it limits wildlife shooting to bright conditions. In low light conditions, it's better to shoot closer to wide open without it and upscale 2x post-processing if you need to. I would have loved it if Sony spent more time engineering this converter to shoot better wide open, and ignore some of the smaller apertures, since that's where most people will be using these lenses.I have not tested yet with the 100-400 lens yet, and have not had a chance to compare it to the 1.4x converter. Don't have pockets deep enough to get everything at once. I'll update the review when I do. Considering the price, I question its overall value, but this seems to always be the consensus for 2x converters for all camera manufacturers.UDATE 2/23/21 - I picked up the 200-600mm f/5.6-6.3 G lens earlier this year, and the 2x teleconverter, which hadn't seen a lot of use before, works great with the 200-600 lens for up to 1200mm of resolving power! This teleconverter seems to handle that lens much better than it did the 70-200 f/2.8 GM. With the 200-600 lens, low light performance leaves a lot to be desired, but under bright birding conditions, the teleconverter shines!Final recommendations:If you need more reach for the 70-200 GM lens, get the 1.4x teleconverter. The 2x will hinder more than it helps.If you need more reach for the 200-600 G lens, get the 2.0x teleconverter, but be aware of poor low-light performance.I have not tested with the 100-400 GM lens, I do not own that lens.Update 2: I used the A7rII + 200-600 G lens + 2x teleconverter + tripod + shutterless bulb mode to capture the Jupiter Saturn conjunction back in April. After some post-processing and image stacking, I was able to achieve the attached post-processed photo. Not too shabby for not using a telescope!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2017
Reviewed in the United States on November 24, 2020
The 2x TC turns the 100-400mm to a 200-800mm. In APS-C crop mode on a full-frame Sony you get a 300mm-1200mm lens! Most of these shots I've included are at the far end of that range and excellent quality. I think the reports specific to the moon being blurry with the 2x TC relates to the fact that punched in to that extreme length there are a lot more variables at play. For one you need a really stable tripod and should manually focus on the moon to ensure it is crispy sharp. The rest of the photos i've included were using autofocus on a Sony a7c or a Sony a7s iii.
The optical quality is top notch on the 100-400gm
Reviewed in the United States on November 24, 2020
I had a lot of reservations on getting this 2x teleconverter as I have seen a lot of reports of significant optical quality loss and blurry images on the 100-400gm. I ordered it anyways to test for myself, knowing that I could just return it if the quality was not up to par.Reviewed in the United States on November 24, 2020
The 2x TC turns the 100-400mm to a 200-800mm. In APS-C crop mode on a full-frame Sony you get a 300mm-1200mm lens! Most of these shots I've included are at the far end of that range and excellent quality. I think the reports specific to the moon being blurry with the 2x TC relates to the fact that punched in to that extreme length there are a lot more variables at play. For one you need a really stable tripod and should manually focus on the moon to ensure it is crispy sharp. The rest of the photos i've included were using autofocus on a Sony a7c or a Sony a7s iii.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2023
Reviewed in the United States on January 1, 2018
I have not tested yet with the 100-400 lens yet, and have not had a chance to compare it to the 1.4x converter. Don't have pockets deep enough to get everything at once. I'll update the review when I do. Considering the price, I question its overall value, but this seems to always be the consensus for 2x converters for all camera manufacturers.
UDATE 2/23/21 - I picked up the 200-600mm f/5.6-6.3 G lens earlier this year, and the 2x teleconverter, which hadn't seen a lot of use before, works great with the 200-600 lens for up to 1200mm of resolving power! This teleconverter seems to handle that lens much better than it did the 70-200 f/2.8 GM. With the 200-600 lens, low light performance leaves a lot to be desired, but under bright birding conditions, the teleconverter shines!
Final recommendations:
If you need more reach for the 70-200 GM lens, get the 1.4x teleconverter. The 2x will hinder more than it helps.
If you need more reach for the 200-600 G lens, get the 2.0x teleconverter, but be aware of poor low-light performance.
I have not tested with the 100-400 GM lens, I do not own that lens.
Update 2: I used the A7rII + 200-600 G lens + 2x teleconverter + tripod + shutterless bulb mode to capture the Jupiter Saturn conjunction back in April. After some post-processing and image stacking, I was able to achieve the attached post-processed photo. Not too shabby for not using a telescope!
Decent value to add reach to the 200-600 G lens, but not for 70-200 GM
Reviewed in the United States on January 1, 2018
Using this 2x converter with the Sony a7rII and 70-200mm 2.8 lens to give me 400mm for birding and other activities. It does pretty good if you reduce the aperture to f/11 or smaller (total aperture of the lens and tele-converter). Significant detail is lost shooting wide open. At f/11, pixel peeping shows a slight loss in sharpness with a bit more chromatic aberration compared to without the tele-converter, but the tele-converter does (subjectively) provide results that are slightly better than a 2x up-scaled image at the same aperture, so it does seem to work as intended. Unfortunately, loss of photons at f/11 makes low light shooting much more impractical, and it limits wildlife shooting to bright conditions. In low light conditions, it's better to shoot closer to wide open without it and upscale 2x post-processing if you need to. I would have loved it if Sony spent more time engineering this converter to shoot better wide open, and ignore some of the smaller apertures, since that's where most people will be using these lenses.Reviewed in the United States on January 1, 2018
I have not tested yet with the 100-400 lens yet, and have not had a chance to compare it to the 1.4x converter. Don't have pockets deep enough to get everything at once. I'll update the review when I do. Considering the price, I question its overall value, but this seems to always be the consensus for 2x converters for all camera manufacturers.
UDATE 2/23/21 - I picked up the 200-600mm f/5.6-6.3 G lens earlier this year, and the 2x teleconverter, which hadn't seen a lot of use before, works great with the 200-600 lens for up to 1200mm of resolving power! This teleconverter seems to handle that lens much better than it did the 70-200 f/2.8 GM. With the 200-600 lens, low light performance leaves a lot to be desired, but under bright birding conditions, the teleconverter shines!
Final recommendations:
If you need more reach for the 70-200 GM lens, get the 1.4x teleconverter. The 2x will hinder more than it helps.
If you need more reach for the 200-600 G lens, get the 2.0x teleconverter, but be aware of poor low-light performance.
I have not tested with the 100-400 GM lens, I do not own that lens.
Update 2: I used the A7rII + 200-600 G lens + 2x teleconverter + tripod + shutterless bulb mode to capture the Jupiter Saturn conjunction back in April. After some post-processing and image stacking, I was able to achieve the attached post-processed photo. Not too shabby for not using a telescope!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 23, 2023
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Kenny
Perfect match for Sony 70-200 f2.8 GM II
Reviewed in Canada on February 23, 2022
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Reviewed in Canada on February 23, 2022
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