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Kenko - Macro Extension Tube Set - 3 tubes: 12, 20, and 36 mm - for Canon EF and EF-S Lens - Black
| Price: | £139.00£139.00 |
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| Brand | KENKO |
| Lens type | Teleconverter |
| Compatible mountings | Canon EF-S, Micro Four Thirds |
| Camera lens description | 12 mm, 20 mm and 36 mm |
| Lens design | Prime |
| Focus type | Auto Focus |
| Lens-fixed focal length | 36 Millimetres |
| Model name | Kenko Extension Tube Set DG for Canon EF |
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- Set of 3 extension tubes to enjoy macro photography with your standard lens
- Lenses 12/20/36 mm for Canon EF and EF-S mount
- Designed with all the circuitry and mechanical coupling to maintain auto focus and TTL auto exposure
- Can be used individually or combined
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| Item Dimensions | 6.98 x 6.35 x 6.98 cm | 12.7 x 7.8 x 7.8 cm | 10.41 x 10.41 x 9.65 cm | 6.1 x 6.1 x 4.6 cm | 7.37 x 20.32 x 27.94 cm | 12.2 x 7.1 x 7.1 cm |
| Item Weight | 272.16 grams | 0.72 kg | 31.19 grams | 130 grams | — | 0.6 kg |
| Maximum Aperture | 0 millimetres | 2.8 millimetres | f/4 | f/22 | f/8.3 | 5.6 |
| Maximum Focal Length (in millimetre) | 0 | 105 millimetres | 300 millimetres | 28 | 800 millimetres | 300 millimetres |
| Minimum Aperture | 0 millimetres | 22 | 5.6 | 3.5 | f/16 | 45 |
| Minimum Focal Length (in millimetre) | 0 | 105 millimetres | 58 millimetres | 28 | 420 millimetres | 75 millimetres |
| Model Year | 2009 | 2012 | — | 2016 | — | 2007 |
| Mounting Type | Canon | canon | Canon | Canon | M42 | Canonbayonet |
| Optical Zoom | 2x | 1x | — | 1.2x | — | 4x |
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Product details
- Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
- Product Dimensions : 6.99 x 6.35 x 6.99 cm; 272.16 Grams
- Date First Available : 1 Jan. 2001
- Manufacturer : Kenko
- ASIN : B000JGD9JY
- Item model number : KE-NAHDAFF
- Country of origin : Japan
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From the manufacturer
Kenko Teleplus DG Extension Tube Set
For Canon EF/EF-S Mount Cameras
Set of Three Extension Tubes for Macro Photography.
Extension Tubes are designed to enable an existing lens to focus closer than its normal minimum focusing distance. Getting closer has the effect of magnifying your subject and making it appear larger in your pictures. They enable you to convert almost any lens into a Macro Lens at a fraction of the cost while maintaining its original optical quality.
The DG Extension Tubes have no optics and are mounted in between the camera body and lens. They can be used singularly or together and the greater the overall length of the extension tube(s) used, the closer the lens can focus.
Features
- Three Extension Tubes in 12mm, 20mm and 36mm lengths
- Supports full frame camera sensors
- Electrical contacts for communication between camera and lens
- Maintains TTL metering and automatic aperture control
- AF operation is possible, but as depth of focus is very small, switching to manual focus is advised
- The length of extension tubes used should be less than the focal length of the lens
- Not designed to be used with mount adapters or tele-converters. Doing so could damage lens or camera
Macro Photography with Extension Tubes
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Been using these for a week or two now, they are very well made and can be used with standard lenses to do macro photography.
I tried mine with a 50mm standard lens and got some great macro shots, currently using them with a Canon 100mm macro lens to get me in really close to photograph ants ect. With the full set in use with my 100mm lens a medium size fly completely fills the frame at the closest focal point available.
I've had no problems using auto focus and no issues with any other lens function which requires the camera electrical connections which are incorporated in these tubes. I employ manual focus when working really close in as it can hunt a bit if the light is not the best.
Something like a large hover fly like the one in the attached image would be cropped by the frame at the closest focal point using the full set of tubes on a 100mm macro lens using a full frame camera.
Would buy them again, just requires one to be careful not to release the mount locks when handling the lens if manual focusing or supporting the lens by hand. Obviously it wouldn't be a great outcome if the lens were to fall on the floor due to accidentally releasing the lock on one of the tubes.
More than happy with the purcahse.
By Tim L. AKA Phrasemaker on 10 September 2017
Been using these for a week or two now, they are very well made and can be used with standard lenses to do macro photography.
I tried mine with a 50mm standard lens and got some great macro shots, currently using them with a Canon 100mm macro lens to get me in really close to photograph ants ect. With the full set in use with my 100mm lens a medium size fly completely fills the frame at the closest focal point available.
I've had no problems using auto focus and no issues with any other lens function which requires the camera electrical connections which are incorporated in these tubes. I employ manual focus when working really close in as it can hunt a bit if the light is not the best.
Something like a large hover fly like the one in the attached image would be cropped by the frame at the closest focal point using the full set of tubes on a 100mm macro lens using a full frame camera.
Would buy them again, just requires one to be careful not to release the mount locks when handling the lens if manual focusing or supporting the lens by hand. Obviously it wouldn't be a great outcome if the lens were to fall on the floor due to accidentally releasing the lock on one of the tubes.
More than happy with the purcahse.
All three rings are marked with the Canon EF red and EF-S white dots to enable correct mounting with both types of lens. It also has the Canon 35mm wet film red dot for those with compatible cameras. These rings enable the autofocus feature on compatible lenses to be used, another bonus, and the rings can be fitted in any combination. Even with my EOS 700D 18-55mm `kit lens' I was able to focus using all 3 rings, the area in focus was about 2cm (approx. 0.75") and the lens was about 4cm (approx. 1.5") from the subject but the clarity and level of detail was unbelievable. I also have a SIGMA 70-300mm F4-5.6 DG Macro lens and using the 3 rings enabled me to use the macro function without having to be nearly a meter away for the first time, although that is not what I bought the lens for!
The rings come with comprehensive instructions and advice on how best to setup the camera when using the rings and provides a table of magnification ratios, field coverage, distance from lens to subject and exposure factor increase for each combination of ring when using a standard 50mm lens and a good explanation of how to manually calculate for other than standard lenses, e.g. using a 50mm standard lens and the 12mm tube magnification, field coverage (cm) distance from lens front to subject (cm) and exposure factor are 0.35, 6.9 x 10.3, about 16 and 1.8 while using all three tubes (68mm) gives 1.47, 1.6 x 2.4, about 4.2 and 6.1 respectively (as provided by the supplied table)
If you intend shooting macro then you will need a heavy duty tripod. The 12mm ring adds 60g the 20mm 80g and the 36mm 125g to the front of the camera. If all three are to be used that is an additional 265g. A light-weight tripod will not cope as any small movement at macro distances will make shooting impossible. I personally use a Velbon PH-175Q and this copes perfectly even with all 3 rings plus the SIGMA lens (approx. 815g). You will also need either tethered or cable release capability to prevent camera movement. I personally use a canon alternative Remote Release Switch Cable RS-60E3 for Canon EOS Digital Rebel 300D, 500D, 350D, 400D, 1000D, 450D which gives excellent results for a fraction of the cost of a genuine Canon RS-60E3 cable.
For anyone wanting to try macro photography and who already have suitable lenses then extension tubes are a cheaper alternative to dedicated macro lenses, albeit with an obvious reduction in quality. However the results you will get against the price you will pay mean that it is a viable alternative for those who are not sure if macro is for them and do not want to spend a fortune on a single lens that they may not use in the future. There are cheaper rings out there but why risk potentially damaging your camera by using an inferior product; I believe these are a solid product and worth the money.














