MK-S-AF3A AF Auto Focus Macro Extension Tube Adapter Ring (10mm+16mm) for Sony Mirrorless E-Mount FE-Mount A7 NEX Camera A7 A7II A7M2 NEX3 NEX5 NEX6 NEX7 A5000 A5100 A6000 A6300 A6500 A9 A6400

I've only had these for a day so far and they're what I was expecting. Good quality and fits to camera and lens very well. I took them out for a quick test shoot in my local woods to see how they would work with my camera. Worked well in both auto and manual focus, although there were a few occasions I found the focus to be a little tricky. I've put this down to my own skills, as I've never used this equipment before, and was using a telephonic lens without the use of a tripod. I believe I'll get better the more I use them and try with other lenses. Test pictures taken on a Sony a6100 APS-C sensor, using a Sony 70-350 G lens. I didn't want to fork out on a lot of money on a macro lens and wanted to test these extension tubes out first. For what I will be using them for they are great value for money and do what I need them to do. Delivery was quick, arriving the following afternoon when ordering early evening.

Excellent item. Works very well with AF Sony lenses and bodies. Great quality. Highly recommended.

Extension tubes are one of those things I've always had lying around. Never had any with autofocus before though. I'm happy to say the AF works, though not quite as snappy. The fact it does work at all though though is fantastic. The beauty of extension tubes is their versatility. You can adapt so many different lenses. I've been having fun using the 10mm extension on a 16mm lens APS-C lens on full frame. This gives you an ultrawide macro and the tube reduces the vignette from the cropped projection dramatically - a very interesting combination. Of course you can pair them with an actual macro lens to get even closer to the subject. If you have any interest in macro photography then I'd say they're a no brainer at this price.

I am new to mirrorless photography. I saw these in a review and decided to give them a go, as I like macro photography. So far I am very pleased. They really work well with the camera, bringing the subject close. They appear robust and well made and click on to the camera is a satisfactory way.

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Great macro tubes. I've tried them on a variety of e mount lenses (including the 90mm macro lens to get that ultra macro look). So far so good. AF isn't great, but works. AF for macro isn't a good idea anyway... so not really needed.

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I use a SEL24240 with my Sony A7ii which is a great travel lens but is terrible when it comes to macro photography. I thought that I would purchase these extension tubes after reading some good reviews. At the fraction of the cost of a proper macro lens, I had fairly low expectations. I am pleased to say that my expectations were far surpassed. With both the 10mm and 16mm ring my camera is now capable of incredible macro shots. The extension tubes fit well and they are light enough and small enough to slip into my camera bag. The autofocus works very well. Overall I am very impressed!

This has an engineered metal construction, which has been machined by the look of it. Does what it should . Glad I bought it.

I really liked this product. Got easly fitted to my Sony e mount and results are fantastic. Worth buying it.

Metal construction, electronic connections, a great way to get macro shots with your existing lens!

I am not fun of macro tub but this one really blow my mind. I was about to buy macro lens for almost 900 euro, then i thought to give it a try. I was not expecting to get such a good image from it. Working so good both in Photo and Video , in video even you can get continus autofocuse. I will soon update this review with some images.

These are good extension tubes at an even better price. The five star rating isn't for "in a ranking of extension tubes, which are the best?", but for what you get for this price... plenty. They work with the auto focus on my Sonys and for under 50 bucks you have yourself a sorta-macro, or "poor man's macro" out of any lens that'll mount. With one or both of these extensions, you reduce one's minimum focal distance, and can get some good "magnification" with pretty similar results to a macro lens. Not bad. These tubes are made of plastic, and are pretty lightweight, and I'm not sure how durable they will prove to be if one is making a lot of lens changes or throwing a heavyweight lens on the front. I would recommend the polished ring version as it will be kinder to your lens mount. These couldn't be easier to use, mount right up to the camera body, and still allows you to use all the compatibility and functions you would expect. The fit is nice and snug.