Kenko updates Teleplus tele-converters to record EXIF data for Canon EOS bodies
Kenko has introduced updated versions of its Teleplus teleconverters for lenses in the Canon EOS EF and EF-S fits with new circuitry that allows EXIF data from the lens in use to be recorded by the body. The Teleplus 2.0x HD DGX and 1.4x HD DGX converters use Hoya glass and offer full autofocusing facilities when matched with lenses with a wide enough maximum aperture – F4 for the 1.4x converter and F2.8 for the 2x converter.
The company says, 'The TELEPLUS HD DGX converters have updated circuitry to record EXIF data more accurately. In the EXIF exposure data (meta-data recorded with a digital picture) TELEPLUS HD DGX converters record the equivalent aperture and focal length of the lens setting plus teleconverter. Optically and mechanically they are identical to the prior high-quality TELEPLUS HD DGX converters.'
Teleplus 2.0x HD DGX Features / Tech Spec:
- Magnification: 2.0x
- Depth of Field: 1/2 of prime lens
- Minimum Focus Distance: Same as prime lens
- Optical Construction: 5 elements in 3 groups
- Diaphragm Coupling: Fully automatic
- Exposure Adjustment: 2 Stops
- Barrel Length: 35.8mm
- Weight: 157g
- Camera/Lens Mount: Canon EF and EF/S
- Price £279.99 inc VAT
Teleplus 1.4x HD DGX Features / Tech Spec:
- Magnification: 1.4x
- Depth of Field: 1/1.4 of prime lens
- Minimum Focus Distance: Same as prime lens
- Optical Construction: 3 elements in 2 groups
- Diaphragm Coupling: Fully automatic
- Exposure Adjustment: 1 Stop
- Barrel Length: 25mm
- Weight: 110g
- Camera/Lens Mount: Canon EF and EF/S
- Price: £219.99 inc VAT
For more information visit the Kenko Teleplus website.
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