
Sigma
Sigma 879954 1.4X Teleconverter TC-1401 CA (Used)
★★★★★
Extend your Canon EF lens reach by 1.4x with Sigma's compact, high-clarity teleconverter.
$210.97*
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Overview
Specifications
Magnification
1.4x
Mount
Canon EF
Brand
Sigma
Model
TC-1401
Condition
Used
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Compact and lightweight design adds minimal bulk to your lens setup
- High-quality Sigma optics maintain sharpness with only 1.4x magnification penalty
- Direct Canon EF mount compatibility with no adapter required
- Cost-effective way to gain extra reach without buying a longer lens
👎 Cons
- Reduces maximum aperture by one full stop
- Autofocus speed may decrease, especially in low light or with slower lenses
- Sold as a used item, so cosmetic condition may vary
- Not compatible with all Canon EF lenses—check Sigma's compatibility list
Frequently Asked Questions
What focal length increase does the Sigma TC-1401 provide?
It multiplies your lens's focal length by 1.4x. For example, a 200mm lens becomes an effective 280mm.
Which lens mount is this teleconverter compatible with?
This version is designed for Canon EF mount lenses. It will not work with EF-S, RF, or other mount systems without an adapter.
How does the TC-1401 affect aperture?
A 1.4x teleconverter reduces the maximum aperture by one stop. A lens with a maximum aperture of f/2.8 will effectively become f/4 with the converter attached.
Is this unit sold in new or used condition?
This listing is for a used unit. Cosmetic wear may be present, but optical and mechanical function should be intact.
Does autofocus still work with this teleconverter attached?
Autofocus is supported, though performance depends on the host lens and camera body. Lenses with a maximum aperture of f/5.6 or wider generally maintain autofocus capability.