
Neewer
Neewer B01J5OR0TK Auto Focus Macro Extension Tube Set
Unlock true macro capability on your Micro Four Thirds camera with this all-metal auto focus extension tube set.
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Overview
Key Features
2-Piece DG Extension Tube Set for NW-P-AF3C, 2 Ring (10mm,16mm).
The AF Extension Tube Set can transform your Lens into a Macro Lens.
Including two tubes(10mm, 16mm), 3 different combinations.
It couples perfectly with the camera's automatic diaphragm.
Support Exact TTL Exposure and Auto-focus; Built-in Electronic Pins and internal driver.
Specifications
Material
Metal
Color
Blue
Tube Lengths
10mm, 16mm
Mount Compatibility
Micro Four Thirds (Micro-4/3) Mirrorless Cameras
Auto Focus
Yes
Exposure
Automatic (Exposure Compensation Required)
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this extension tube set work with any Micro Four Thirds lens?
Yes, it is compatible with Micro Four Thirds (M4/3) mount lenses, allowing auto focus and automatic exposure with most MFT lenses.
Can I stack both tubes together for more magnification?
Absolutely. You can use the 10mm or 16mm tube individually, or combine them for a total of 26mm of extension and greater magnification.
Does this set maintain auto focus and electronic aperture control?
Yes, the tubes pass through electronic contacts so auto focus and automatic exposure are preserved, though exposure compensation may be needed in some situations.
Will image quality be affected by using these extension tubes?
No additional glass elements are introduced, so the optical quality of your lens is maintained. The tubes simply increase the distance between lens and sensor.
Does the all-metal construction add significant weight?
The metal build adds minimal weight while providing a rigid, secure connection between the camera body and lens, reducing flex or wobble during shooting.