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I have seen comparisons between different tele-converters as well as the stacking combinations, but I have never heard of anyone or seen examples of using 2 TCON-14B converters stacked. It seems to me that this lens has the best/sharpest image quality in its class and more useable zoom range. Others stack the TCON-14B with inferior lenses but not with itself. Can it be done? Has anyone tried it or seen photos from this combination? Also, what do the TCON-14B users use for a lens support/tripod mount? I had the Panasonic FZ10. I am planning on using this combination on the Panasonic FZ20 when it is released, but only if I can come up with a support for it. I dont want to get into fabricating one myself. Any help? Thanks, Dave
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:-)probably because it is too expensive an experiment to do getting merely 1.96x (still less than 2x, why not get a 2x tele instead?).
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Location: Toronto, ON, Canada
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Like the Raynox 2.2x, the DCR-2020Pro:
http://www.raynox.co.jp/english/digital/fz10/index.htm |
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superzoom wrote:
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CK http://www.cs.mtu.edu/~shene/DigiCam Nikon Coolpix 950/990/995/2500/4500/5700 and Panasonic FZ-10 User Guides |
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