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Kenko Nikon AF Extension Tubes Set (36mm, 20mm, 12mm)

The Kenko Teleplus auto extension tube set contains three tubes of different length - 36mm, 20mm and 12mm - which can be combined in seven ways to obtain various magnification. Perfect coupling with TTL metering and AE mechanisms. Autofocus may not be
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