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<blockquote data-quote="GracieAllen" data-source="post: 519128" data-attributes="member: 41283">I received a voicemail from Vello today.&nbsp; They did some testing and found that their extension tubes work fine with &quot;older&quot; equipment, not so much with current equipment.&nbsp; They got hunting with the current Nikon bodies (I'm not sure which bodies they tested), although some lenses appeared to suffer less than others (again, not sure exactly which lenses worked the best as the voicemail didn't list them).&nbsp; They told me they'd be talking to the factory to see about a firmware update, but in the meantime recommended not purchasing their extension tubes as they are unlikely to work properly with the D7200.I'm not sure if Vello is a unique extension tube, or as I said above, they appear to be similar to tubes marketed under some other names.&nbsp; If so, it looks like several of the brands I've looked at may be the same as the Vello extension tubes and may exhibit the same behavior.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="GracieAllen, post: 519128, member: 41283"] I received a voicemail from Vello today. They did some testing and found that their extension tubes work fine with "older" equipment, not so much with current equipment. They got hunting with the current Nikon bodies (I'm not sure which bodies they tested), although some lenses appeared to suffer less than others (again, not sure exactly which lenses worked the best as the voicemail didn't list them). They told me they'd be talking to the factory to see about a firmware update, but in the meantime recommended not purchasing their extension tubes as they are unlikely to work properly with the D7200. I'm not sure if Vello is a unique extension tube, or as I said above, they appear to be similar to tubes marketed under some other names. If so, it looks like several of the brands I've looked at may be the same as the Vello extension tubes and may exhibit the same behavior. [/QUOTE]

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