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  1. Stoo
    Hi all... So I am heading to northern BC in a week and along with the obvious underwater opportuities, there is also some pretty nice topside photo opportunities. I don't really do much dry photography, and the only lens even remotely "long" is a 18-105 which came with one of the D7000s I own. So I was wondering about buying a teleconverter to stretch this out a bit, perhaps a Keiko 1.4. I know that there are uses for this little thing underwater too, but I don't really know what! If I stick it behind mt Tokina 10-17, what does this do? Closer focus? Kinda wide angle macro? And if I stick it behind my 60 macro, do I get an "84". And a "147" if I stick it behind my 105? I am having trouble justifying the $350 for this thing, to shoot some sea lions on the surface, but it can add to the quiver for underwater use, then it's a little easier to justfy. Thoughts from you wise folk would be appreciated. But be quick about it... I leave Wednesday! Thanks!
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