About the Sony SEL14TC 1.4X Teleconverter

Product highlights:
- provides 1.4X optical magnification
- light loss: 1 f-stop
- retains full optical quality and operability of lens
- construction: 6 elements in 5 groups
- 1 aspherical lens element for excellent image quality
- includes case
- teleconverter is 2-1/2" in diameter, 1-3/8" long
- weight: 5.9 oz.
- warranty: 1 year
- MFR # SEL14TC
- Item # 158SEL14TC
What's in the box:
Sony SEL14TC 1.4X Teleconverter owner's manual
If you need assistance accessing this owner's manual, please give us a call.- Sony E-mount 1.4x teleconverter
- ALC-B1EM Body lens cap
- ALC-R1EM Rear lens cap
- Zippered storage case
- Operating Instructions
- Precautions before Using
- Notes on Use
- Limited Warranty (US)
- European Guarantee Information Document
More details on the Sony SEL14TC 1.4X Teleconverter

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Features
Overview: The Sony 1.4x Teleconverter (SEL14TC) increases the focal length of the attached lens by 1.4 times, when mounted between the camera and the lens. The teleconverter is compatible with Sony α series E-mount cameras, and is recommended for full-frame cameras. It cannot be used on Sony A-mount cameras, or with any mount adapters.
Construction: The 1.4x teleconverter features 6 lens elements in 5 groups, including one aspherical lens element.
Teleconverter Attributes: The teleconverter multiplies the focal length of the lens used without degrading its optical performance, auto-focus speed and precision, or operability. It allows you to extend the focal length so you don't have to carry additional large, heavy lenses. Attaching the teleconverter changes the f-stop, maximum magnification, and depth-of-field specifications of the lens:
- F-stop: 1 f-stop higher (slower) than the attached lens
- Maximum Magnification: 1.4x the attached lens
- Depth of Field: approximately 1/1.4 of the attached lens
Specifications:
- Dimensions: Diameter - 2.456", Length - 1.315" (1.629" w/lens caps)
- Weight: 5.9 ounces
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