For converters that are native-to-native, like 99% of them, I don't think it
makes much difference.
For Tamron Adaptall converters, the converters attach directly to the Adaptall
mount of the lens and the specific maker's adapter is mounted to the converter.
It's really not practical to mount the converter on the body
first....possible, just not practical with any speed.
Skip
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Subject: [OM] Teleconverter: mount it before/with the lens?
From: Bernard Frangoulis <lists@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 6 Dec 2004 16:59:04 +0100
To: olympus@xxxxxxxxxx
>I remember having read somewhere that a teleconverter should be
>mounted on the camera first, then the lens on the teleconverter, to
>ensure proper coupling. However, I do not see any difference in the
>speed displayed in the viewfinder, whether I mount the teleconverter
>first, then the lens, or the teleconverter-lens combo in one piece.
>And intend using this lens most of the time with the teleconverter,
>that would avoid me fiddling with the caps.
>
>What would you say is _the right way_ (hmmm, let's limit the
>discussion to the right way for teleconverter mounting, right?) - if
>there is any ?
>
>Bernard
>
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