Kenko Teleconverter Camera Lens

Bolstering Your Photography with a Teleconverter Camera Lens by Kenko

When you are standing at the top of a tall building, a teleconverter camera lens can assist you in zooming in or out of the city below you, which will help you capture a wide range of different types of pictures. These lenses add to the focal length of your existing lens. They are also compatible with numerous camera brands that include Canon, Nikon, Olympus, and Sony.

Some of the cameras you can use these lenses with include:

• Camcorder: These video cameras are designed to capture video in a variety of standard definition resolutions and high definition resolutions. They can also be equipped with several different types of internal and removable storage, including cassette tapes and DVD discs.
• Digital SLR: This digital camera comes with a bevy of manual and automatic features, along with a digital sensor. These cameras capture photos and video on memory cards and hard drives. They are also compatible with interchangeable lenses.
• SLR: This is a type of still camera that comes with an electronic viewfinder and primarily uses photographic film to capture pictures. These devices use a single-lens reflex system and are outfitted with a variety of manual settings.
• Mirrorless: This camera does not include a mirror system, which allows it to come in a compact form. These devices also include a digital sensor and are compatible with interchangeable lenses.
• Medium format: This still camera primarily uses photographic film at a size of around 120 millimeters, although the size can reach as high as just below 4x5 inches.

The focal length of this type of lens refers to the distance from the camera sensor to the lens itself. This distance is always displayed in millimeters and determines how much the lens can be zoomed in on an object in the frame of the picture. A teleconverter lens is designed to be fitted between your camera and the existing lens that you are using. Once installed, it will add to your camera's current focal length. A 2x lens doubles the focal length that you currently have.

You can use the following:

• Auto: This system will focus on an object in the frame of your lens automatically without requiring you to change any settings. This occurs due to the use of a small motor along with the camera sensor.
• Manual: This focus system requires you to change the focus of the lens by hand, which can primarily be done via a focus ring found at the base of the lens.
• Auto/manual: Some lenses are compatible with both focus modes, allowing you to switch between the modes before snapping a picture. The toggle for these focus modes can be found on the side of the lens.