The M.ZUIKO DIGITAL 2x Teleconverter MC-20 is a powerful accessory for Micro Four Thirds photographers visiting Japan who require extreme reach. This teleconverter doubles the focal length of compatible M.ZUIKO PRO and other telephoto lenses, effectively multiplying your magnification and allowing you to capture distant subjects like wildlife and architecture.
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Contact Jasumo Now →Engineered with high-quality optics, the MC-20 maintains excellent image quality while significantly increasing reach. Its compact size and light mass (150g) make it highly portable, and its robust dustproof and drip-proof construction ensures reliability when paired with a weather-sealed camera and lens.
Renting the MC-20 is the most efficient way to turn your existing telephoto lens into a super-telephoto powerhouse for capturing subjects that are otherwise unreachable. For example, attaching it to the 40-150mm F2.8 PRO lens creates an 80-300mm F5.6 lens (160-600mm equivalent).
The MC-20 features an optical design of 9 elements in 4 groups, including 1 HR (High Refractive Index) lens, meticulously designed to minimize aberrations and preserve the sharpness and clarity of the master lens.
When the teleconverter is attached, the maximum aperture of the combined system is reduced by two full stops (e.g., F2.8 becomes F5.6; F4.0 becomes F8.0). This aperture reduction should be considered in low-light situations, though modern Olympus and Panasonic bodies can often still autofocus with the resulting aperture.
The teleconverter is built to PRO standards, featuring a dustproof and drip-proof mechanism. This allows photographers to maintain the weather-sealed integrity of their system when shooting in challenging environments across Japan, such as rain or dusty locales.
| Feature | Specification |
| Lens Construction | 9 elements in 4 groups (1 HR lens) |
| Magnification | 2x |
| Aperture Reduction | 2 stops |
| Water-resistant Treatment | Dust-proof and Drip-proof mechanism |
| Mass | 150 grams |
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When you attach the MC-20, the lens becomes a 600mm F8.0 lens, which is equivalent to a 1200mm F8.0 lens in 35mm format. This provides incredible magnification for distant subjects.
The image darkens by two full stops. If your lens is F2.8, the system maximum aperture becomes F5.6. If your lens is F4.0, the system maximum aperture becomes F8.0.
Autofocus performance depends on the resulting maximum aperture and your camera body’s specifications. If the aperture is F8.0 or brighter (e.g., 300mm F4 + MC-20 = F8.0), modern Olympus and Panasonic bodies will typically maintain autofocus, though it might be slightly slower. If the resulting aperture is dimmer than F8.0, AF may be limited or require manual focus.
No, the MC-20 is physically and optically designed to work only with specific telephoto lenses due to its protruding front element. It is only compatible with the lenses listed in the product details.
Yes, the MC-20 is an advanced teleconverter designed for Olympus’s high-resolution PRO lenses. While any teleconverter will result in a marginal, theoretical decrease in quality compared to the bare lens, the MC-20 maintains very high image quality, especially in good light.
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