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Question: Can this extender be used with a Nikon D90 and the Tamron 70-200mm 2.8 lens
Document: Works very will with the Nikon 70-200mm f/2.8 VR lens. Used it for photographing eagles in Alaska, polar bears in Churchill, Manitoba, and penguins in Antarctica with great success. Maintains the outstanding image quality of the lens.
This truly is a wonderful addition, if you  own a nikon 70-200 VR Zoom ( rumor is, that the tele extender was made for this lens)or a nikon 105 2.8 VR Macro lens........I know, if you check the nikon  web site, it will say that the 105 doest work with this tele-extender, however trust me it does!, auto focus and all!!!!
I use it with a Nikon 70-200 f/2.8 VR which fits snugly in my D7000. The lens fits loosely in the TC-17E II and the TC fits loosely in the camera body. Even my 2 Sigmas fit tightly in the D7000 body, so the problem appears to be quality control on this particular TC. As a point of reference, the used unit I returned had a nice, snug fit.Does the slop in the fit affect the IQ of the photos taken with it?
You just need a lot of light and/or a tripod since even your heartbeat makes the subject jiggle.With my 70-200mm 2.8 lens with VRII, the lose of 2 fstops isn't such a factor.
I was looking for a way to increase my reach for aviation photography. As an owner of the Nikon 70-200 f/2.8, I was concerned about the degradation in image quality (IQ) as a result of additional layers of glass. Having used this t/c now for the past several months, there is no visible degradation in IQ even at maximum zoom. Sharpness and color rendition are A+.
I needed a TC with more reach than my 1.4 TC. This Nikon product fills the bill for my fast 70-200 f2.8 and ny 200-400mm f4 lenses. I just used the 1.7 TC in Costa Rica attached to the 70-200. It lived up to expectations and did an admirable job with birds and wildlife. The lens was supported on a monopod.
This lens is the least used in my lens collection, but when I use it, I usually use it with 70-200mm VR. No doubt it gives decent extra reach, but most of the time it gets used it gives me focusing problem, where electrical connection don't get good connection. if I twist TC back and forth with len release button activated, it some times work and sometimes don't. it could get really frustrating.
I have used this teleconverter attached to my 70-200 2.8 VRII and 200-400F4 in multiple locations with zero IQ loss while giving me excellent added length. Stable. Quality. Highly recommend.
I bought this TC to go with my 70-200/2.8. I needed something with some more reach in medium light situations on my DX body (D90). The 70-200 w/TC is still very sharp. Occasionally, if the focus is on the wrong end, it hunts a bit. Focus with the TC is a bit slower than without, but not by much.
As with all Nikon products this is a very well designed, constructed and tested.The only problem I had with it is that on the Amazon site there was no list of lenses that this extender would fit on. That led me to assume that it would fit on any lens that would fit on my camera.
Answer: My advice is to go to Nikon's website where there should be a lens compatible chart or do a Google search.