Sony SEL 20TC 2.0x for E mount
Sony SEL 20TC 2.0x for E mount
SONY SEL20TC TELECONVERTER
2x range with superior optics and functionality
The compact and lightweight SONY SEL 20TC teleconverter doubles the focal length of the lens while maintaining optical quality and light loss of only 2 EV. You will use it mainly for nature and sports photography.
Key features of the Sony SEL20TC teleconverter
Increases the focal length by 2x
The teleconverter retains all lens functions (focusing, stabilization, etc. )
SONY SEL 20TC is compatible with both APS-C and Full-Frame mirrorless cameras with E mount
Dust and moisture resistant design
A compact alternative to bulky add-on lenses
Sony SEL20TC Teleconverter
Double the focal length
With the compact and lightweight Sony SEL20TC teleconverter, you can easily multiply the focal length by a factor of 2 with a light loss of only 2 EV. However, the optical quality and all functions remain fully preserved. You'll appreciate this when photographing nature or sports matches.
Image difference w/o Sony SEL20TC
1.0× - without lens SEL20TC
2.0× - image taken with SEL20TC
Specifications
Bayonet
Features
Functions
Weight
| Code: | SNSEL01 |
| Warranty: | 24 months |
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| Manufacturer information |
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