Canon 2.0X EF Extender III

In excellent condition. Includes bag and both lens caps

Ideal for press, sports and nature photography, the extender increases the focal length of Canon L-series telephoto or telephoto zoom lens by a factor of 2x, with higher AF accuracy and improved communication between camera and lens
 

• Extends the master lens focal length by 2x
   
• Outstanding image quality
   
• Highly resistant to dust and water
   
• Improved communication between lens and camera
   
• Optimised lens coatings
   
• Compatible with L-Series telephoto and telephoto zoom lenses
  
  Increase your lens' focal length by 2x without sacrificing image quality
  
  Focal length extension for super-telephoto lenses
  The Extender EF 2x III is specially designed to work in conjunction with L-series IS super-telephoto lenses, extending their focal length by a factor of 2x. The extender's design ensures there is no loss of lens performance or image quality.
  
  High-quality construction
  Improved anti-reflection materials inside the lens-barrel and a coating around the outer edges of the lens elements reduce flare. Construction is resistant to dust and water, helping to maintain images quality.
  
  Improved communication between lens and camera
  A built in microprocessor provides accurate transfer of data from between the lens and camera delivering an improved performance in AF and metering.
  
  Compatible with L-Series telephoto and telephoto zoom lenses
  The Extender EF 2x III is compatible with most telephoto and telephoto zoom lenses within Canon¿s flagship professional L-series range, extending the focal length while only reducing the effective aperture of the lens by two stop.
  
  
  Product Specification
  
  Lens construction (elements/groups)
   
• 7/3
  
  Dust/moisture resistance
   
• Yes
  
  Max. diameter x length (mm)
   
• 72.0 x 27.2
  
  Weight (g)
   
• 225
  
  Soft case
   
• LP811
  
  Lenses with dust/moisture resistance are fitted with a rubber ring on the lens mount which may cause sligt abrasion of the camera mount. This in no way affects either the lens or camera performance.