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Hi all ,
Has any body out there got the TCON 300 lens if so how is the image quality ,The reason I asked I'm thinking of buying one myself and are there any drawbacks to this lens? Mick from U/K |
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Yes, the TCON-300 is excellent glass and very well made. There are two down sides as I see it. First, it must be attached with a brace which comes with the lens. The brace attaches to the lens via a sole plate and to the camera via the tripod mount. The brace then provides a substitute tripod mount. Second, the TCON-300 must be adjusted independently since it has no "fixed focus" like most teleconverters.
If you wish to use it with other camers (other than E10/E20) you must fabricate your own mount. I use it with my Sony DSC-F707, Fuji S602Z, Olympus C2100UZ, Olympus E-100RS and Olympus E10. Lin |
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Look at the image comparison HERE!!! Compare, and think to yourself if that B-300 is worth $200.00? |
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I think the poster is talking about the TCON-300 which is not the B-300.....
Lin |
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