Attached to the Nikon 105mm f/2.8 G ED VR macro lens, I get super sharp images without loss of detail. When taking the shot of the first attached image, my hands are a bit shaky, but the VR of the 105mm lens was able to recover and gave me a blur free image.

I bought a TC-17E II as a used product from a respected online vendor. After using it with my Nikkor 200-500mm zoom lens for a bit over a year I came to the conclusion that perhaps the converter needed to be serviced, so I sent it back to Nikon and they found the converter to meet factory standards,...

After reading the reviews, and recognizing there is little cost between the 1.4 and the 1.7x, I decided to get the 1.7 for my 70-200. My goal was primarily taking pictures of birds, and I knew I had to get closer to get better shots than I was getting.

Works as intended. Pairs well with my 70-200mm 2.8

I bought this (not from amazon) to use with my 70-200 2.8 VR2, after reading good reviews online. The thing is, there is a great impact on image quality, so much so that I just don't use it. Images are soft, even stopped down 2 stops, and lack contrast.

I am taking on field photos of college lacrosse games and trying to get up close and detailed photos for the players, the school and the parents. This teleconverter allowed me to get a bit closer with my 70-200mm f/2.8 Nikon lens and make better use of the whole field.

Consistent Output; Durable; Strong Construction

Poor in Low Light

like a lot of photographers, I'm looking to cut down on carrying everything including the kitchen sink. this lens takes up very little space but it packs a punch. Its the first thing into the holdall. Should have bought it years ago.

Durable; Easily Interchangeable; Lightweight; Rugged; Strong Construction

make sure you check nikon web site to see if it work with your lens.

made my 300mm f2.7 to 520 mm

price will not work with all lense

I have not tried the new 2x but I've heard the 1.7 was the best overall lens and I can say it works perfect for me. no distortion, f stop is still fine for any thing outdoors or well lit indoors.

"I've been using my D7000 for over a year now, and it's going on strong. No issues with the build quality at all. The Battery life is very very good (usually avg around 1500 shots or more with lots of reviewing). The twin card slots are a definite plus! Coupled with a fast card (eg.