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Sigma AF Teleconverter 2.0x TC-2001 NI – Nikon F

CHF 400.00
Sigma AF Teleconverter 2.0x TC-2001 NI for Nikon F. Doubles the focal length of your lenses. Compatible with Sigma SGV series. Lightweight and compact.
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Sigma AF Teleconverter 2.0x TC-2001 NI – Focal Length Extension for Nikon F

The Sigma AF Teleconverter 2.0x TC-2001 NI is a high-quality optical converter designed specifically for lenses of the Sigma SGV series with Nikon F mount. It doubles the focal length of the attached lens, providing significantly increased reach in photography.

  • 2.0x focal length extension: ideal for sports, wildlife and nature photography to bring distant subjects closer.
  • Optimized optics: the special lens arrangement minimizes aberrations and maintains sharpness across the entire zoom range – for high-quality images.
  • Robust housing: the teleconverter is made of durable materials and withstands the demands of daily use.
  • Easy mounting: the converter screws between camera and lens and is usable with all Nikon F cameras and compatible Sigma lenses.

What sets the Sigma TC-2001 apart

The TC-2001 uses advanced Sigma optical technology to ensure high image quality even at maximum magnification. Unlike simpler converters, it contains an active lens that preserves the autofocus capability of most lenses. The precise workmanship ensures a perfect fit without play.

Ideal for...

This teleconverter is aimed at ambitious photographers who want to extend their gear for wildlife, sports and aviation photography. It is also a space-saving alternative to an additional long telephoto lens for travelers. Professionals appreciate the consistent optical performance across the entire focal length range.

How to use the TC-2001

Mount the teleconverter directly on the camera body by attaching it to the mount and locking it in place. Then attach your Sigma SGV lens to the converter. Autofocus and aperture control are generally retained. For best results, use a stable support or tripod, as the effective focal length amplifies camera shake.

Sigma is a Japanese manufacturer of camera lenses and accessories. The brand is known for its high-quality optics and innovative technologies. Sigma offers a wide range of lenses for various camera brands, including Nikon, Canon and Sony. With products like the TC-2001 teleconverter, Sigma expands the creative possibilities of photographers.
Compatible manufacturersNikon
Camera mountNikon F
Converter typeTele
CompatibilitySGV series (Nikon)
EAN085126870553

Frequently Asked Questions

A teleconverter is an optical accessory mounted between the camera and lens that extends the focal length of the lens. The Sigma TC-2001 doubles the focal length, allowing you to get closer to distant subjects with your existing lens – ideal for wildlife, sports and nature photography.

The teleconverter is compatible with cameras equipped with a Nikon F mount. It is specifically optimized for use with Sigma SGV series lenses. Generally, it works with all Nikon F DSLR cameras, provided the lens used supports the converter.

Yes, a teleconverter reduces light transmission. The 2.0x converter decreases the maximum aperture by two stops. The camera usually compensates with automatic exposure adjustment, so you can continue to get correctly exposed images.

The delivery includes the Sigma AF Teleconverter 2.0x TC-2001 NI and a protective cap for the mount. A separate instruction manual is not always included; the most important information can be found on the Sigma website.

First remove the lens from the camera. Attach the teleconverter to the camera mount and turn it until it clicks into place. Then mount the lens onto the converter. Make sure the contacts are clean to ensure perfect communication between camera and lens.