I have the Vivitar version of this converter and that is one of the other things that can change the light reaching the film plane.
I have noticed that nothing I want to do actually increases the amount of light reaching the film plane. ;)



At 09:51 PM 10/8/03 +0400, you wrote:
Hi!

Peter, I just did not know that 2x applies not only to focal length but to other parameters as well. I actually thought that the light loss is __totally__ different parameter that varies from converter to converter.
That's because the only converter I have, that being Panagor Macro Converter, has different light loss depending on chosen magnification factor...


Boris

On Wed, 08 Oct 2003 13:27:31 -0400
 Peter Alling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
A 2x TC will cost you at least two full stops. (More depending on the TC but that's another problem).

At 04:33 PM 10/8/03 +0400, you wrote:
Hi!

I really should be embarrassed to ask this,but i'm over 50 and i can claim the "senior moment" disorder now.lol

I am over 30, but I think I had my "ignorance moment" when I read your questions...
Does the 2x make the lens a 400 from a 200 AND the f stop from f4 to f 8????

I think that if converter looses half the light it means it is one stop which I suppose is f5.6 from f4 and not f8.


I wonder whether I have just irreparably damaged my reputation in the club... <VBG>

Boris

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