Looking For A Teleconverter That Works With Nikon Dslr?

I recently purchased a Nikon D40, and i’m trying to find a teleconverter that will work with my 70-300 mm lens. I know for a fact that the Nikon TC 14 E, 17 E, and 20 E will only work with fixed focal length lenses, and i don’t have the $1500 to buy a fixed length telephoto lens.

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2 Responses to “Looking For A Teleconverter That Works With Nikon Dslr?”

  1. Edwin says:
    January 14, 2010 at 23:40

    Actually, all three of the teleconverters will work with the AF-S VR Zoom-Nikkor 70-200mm f2.8 IF-ED.
    The TC-20E II works with the 200-400mm with no auto focus.

  2. Abbey Road says:
    January 15, 2010 at 03:00

    The 70-300 lens is too slow for teleconverters to work for any camera manufactures including Canon, the AF sensors needs at least a f5.6 to work.
    “things are a lot easier with canons … much less complicated…”
    Right try putting a EF-S lens on a full frame body.

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