Warning: Trying to access array offset on value of type bool in /www/wwwroot/rodport.com/wp-content/themes/alit_260907/woocommerce/single-product/product-image.php on line 37
Warning: Trying to access array offset on value of type bool in /www/wwwroot/rodport.com/wp-content/themes/alit_260907/woocommerce/single-product/product-image.php on line 37
Canon EF 1.4x II Extender | Secondhand
Original price was: $249.95.$124.98Current price is: $124.98.
Order totals are confirmed before payment.
Secondhand Stock comes with 12 Month Warranty
Images shown are not the actual product and are for reference purposes only. The actual unit may show some signs of use, minor marks or scratches.
Stock levels may vary from advertised. If your ordered item becomes unavailable, Ted’s will provide a full refund or exchange
All Secondhand camera bodies come with a battery, charger, and body cap, where applicable. All Secondhand lenses come with front and rear lens caps. Any additional accessories are dependent on what is included at the time of trade-in.
The Canon EF 1.4x II Extender is a handy addition to any Canon EOS kit, magnifying select Canon camera lenses by 1.4x. This greater reach makes the lens more suitable for framing distant objects, making this product particular useful for sports, action and wildlife photography. The trade-off of this magnified view is the 1-stop loss of light incurred, meaning that a lens with an f2.8 maximum aperture will have this number reduced to f4, and so on. AF is usually supported, but in some cases it may be limited.
- 1.4x Extender
- 1-Stop Loss of Light
- For Select Canon EF Lenses
- Anti-reflective Coatings
Stock levels may vary from advertised. If your ordered item is unavailable, Ted’s will provide a full refund or exchange.
The Canon EF 1.4x II Extender is a handy addition to any Canon EOS kit, magnifying select Canon camera lenses by 1.4x. This greater reach makes the lens more suitable for framing distant objects, making this product particular useful for sports, action and wildlife photography. The trade-off of this magnified view is the 1-stop loss of light incurred, meaning that a lens with an f2.8 maximum aperture will have this number reduced to f4, and so on. AF is usually supported, but in some cases it may be limited.