Nikon NIKKOR TC-1.4X TC-2.0X User's Manual

To attach the teleconverter, align the mounting index on the teleconverter with the index on your lens, then rotate the teleconverter until it clicks into place securely. Ensure both the camera and lens are powered off before attaching.
Autofocus functionality depends on the lens and camera body combination. It's best to check the compatibility chart provided by Nikon to ensure AF performance with your specific setup.
Using the TC-1.4X or TC-2.0X teleconverter may result in a slight reduction in image sharpness and contrast. It's recommended to test and adjust your settings for optimal results.
Yes, firmware updates may be available to improve compatibility and performance. Check Nikon's support website for the latest updates for your teleconverter model.
The Nikon NIKKOR TC-1.4X and TC-2.0X teleconverters have a degree of weather sealing, but it's always advisable to handle them with care in adverse weather conditions and use additional protection if necessary.
Use a soft, dry microfiber cloth to gently wipe the exterior surfaces. For lens elements, use a lens cleaning solution and a clean microfiber cloth. Avoid excessive pressure to prevent damage.
Stacking teleconverters is generally not recommended as it can lead to a significant decrease in image quality and reduced autofocus performance.
Yes, using a teleconverter reduces the maximum aperture of your lens, which can affect exposure settings. You may need to adjust your ISO, shutter speed, or aperture to compensate.
The TC-1.4X offers a smaller magnification factor but generally maintains better image quality and autofocus performance compared to the TC-2.0X. It is ideal when minimal compromise on optical performance is desired.
Refer to Nikon's compatibility chart available on their official website to ensure your lens model is compatible with the TC-1.4X or TC-2.0X teleconverter.