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Nikon AF-I Teleconverter TC-14E 1.4X for Select AF-I, AF-S Lenses
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$120.00
Nikon TC-14E: 1.4x reach with autofocus intact
The TC-14E adds 1.4x magnification to compatible Nikon AF-I and AF-S super-telephoto lenses while keeping autofocus fully operational. That last part matters. Many reach solutions sacrifice AF capability, but this converter is built specifically for the AF-I and AF-S lens families, so the autofocus chain stays unbroken.
The trade-off is a 1-stop reduction in maximum aperture, which is the expected cost of the added reach. For a converter that preserves AF on fast glass, that's a reasonable exchange. Photographers working long distances who depend on autofocus tracking will find the TC-14E the more practical tool over options that force a switch to manual.
Built for a specific purpose with a specific lens family, the TC-14E earns its place in a bag through straightforward utility: more focal length, AF still working, one stop of light given up.
Who It's For
Wildlife photographers shooting from distance with Nikon AF-I or AF-S super-telephoto lenses get the most from the TC-14E, as the 1.4x magnification extends reach while autofocus remains active for tracking moving subjects. Sports shooters who need that extra focal length without losing AF speed will find the same benefit. Photojournalists working with compatible Nikon glass can add reach on assignment without switching to manual focus operation.
Key Features
- 1.4x magnification for extended reach on compatible lenses
- Maintains autofocus with AF-I and AF-S super-telephoto lenses
- Nikon F mount with dedicated AF-I and AF-S compatibility
- 1-stop maximum aperture reduction
- Designed for select super-telephoto applications
FAQ
- Will autofocus still work when I use the TC-14E on my AF-I or AF-S lens?
- Yes. The TC-14E is built specifically for AF-I and AF-S lenses, so autofocus remains fully operational. The focus chain doesn't break-that's the converter's core design advantage.
- How much light do I lose with the TC-14E?
- One stop. If your lens is f/2.8, it becomes f/4 with the converter attached. That's the expected cost of the added magnification.
- What lenses are compatible with the TC-14E?
- Select Nikon AF-I and AF-S lenses, primarily in the super-telephoto range. Check compatibility with your specific lens before purchasing, as not all AF-I and AF-S lenses work with this converter.
- Does the 1.4x magnification affect image quality?
- Any teleconverter introduces some optical degradation. The TC-14E's 1.4x factor keeps this minimal compared to higher magnification options, and it pairs with the optical design of AF-I and AF-S glass specifically.
- Can I use the TC-14E on non-Nikon cameras?
- No. The TC-14E has a Nikon F mount with AF-I and AF-S compatibility and is designed exclusively for Nikon systems.
- Should I use the TC-14E or just crop in post?
- The converter gives you actual focal length gain at capture, which means more subject detail and better AF performance. Cropping after the fact reduces your megapixel count and starts from whatever resolution you shot. If your lens supports it, the TC-14E preserves your full sensor data.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Mount | Nikon F (AF-I / AF-S compatibility) |
| Magnification | 1.4x |
| Compatible Lenses | Select Nikon AF-I and AF-S lenses |
This description was generated using AI based on KEH's internal product standards, product expertise, and knowing what customers care about most. While we strive for accuracy, details may vary by individual item.
| Brand Name | Nikon |
|---|---|
| Focus Type | Autofocus (lens motor) |
| Lens Mount | Nikon F Mount AF (pre-D), Nikon F Mount D Type, Nikon F Mount G Type |