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Very Good !!....I`ve got one, and also have the Nikkor TC 14 mk.III ,both used with 200-400 f4.0 vr1 .... Nikkor 70-200 f4.0 fls and difference is absolutely minimal , just a tad more CA and distortion, yet nothing to write home about, I got the Kenko first ,and the Nikkor was a sweet deal that I acquired together with the 200-400 later on, if I had to choose between those two TC`s and the price difference was as it usually is, then I would go for the Kenko and not look back, of course keeping in mind that the quality of the master lens is paramount, so I would say,that the Better the master lens is ,the better the Kenko will perform...aforementioned lenses are being used on a Nikon D3s and two D3X camera`s.
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