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What's the difference between a TCON14 AND TCON14B (1 Viewer)
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IanF
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The Tcon-14B was designed for the Olympus E10/E20 and is quite a chunky lens, I believe it has something like a 62mm thread which will be far too big for the C740.
The Tcon-14 has a 46mm thread and is more compact and lighter in weight. It was designed for the Olympus C2000Z range and thereafter which took the CLA1 adapter. I think you'd need the CLA4 adapter + step ring to fit it but you'll have to check up on that.
Whilst the Tcon-14 is quite a nice lens, a better higher quality one is the Tcon-17, a 1.7x converter. It has a 55mm thread so it will screw straight into the CLA4!
The Tcon-14 has a 46mm thread and is more compact and lighter in weight. It was designed for the Olympus C2000Z range and thereafter which took the CLA1 adapter. I think you'd need the CLA4 adapter + step ring to fit it but you'll have to check up on that.
Whilst the Tcon-14 is quite a nice lens, a better higher quality one is the Tcon-17, a 1.7x converter. It has a 55mm thread so it will screw straight into the CLA4!
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