JJC AET-LS(II) Macro Extension Tube Set for L-Mount Autofocus 10mm & 16mm

Struggling to capture the intricate details of small subjects with your L-mount mirrorless camera? The JJC AET-LS(II) Macro Extension Tube Set solves that by allowing you to focus much closer than your lens normally permits, dramatically increasing magnification for stunning macro photography without the need for a dedicated macro lens.

Who is it for

This set is ideal for photographers using Panasonic, Sigma, or Leica L-mount mirrorless cameras who want to explore macro photography on a budget. It's perfect for capturing flowers, insects, product details, and other small subjects with autofocus and electronic aperture control.

Main features

• Compatible with L-mount cameras and lenses from Panasonic, Sigma, and Leica
• Includes two extension tubes: 10mm and 16mm, usable individually or stacked for 26mm total extension
• Fully electronic design with gold-plated contacts preserves autofocus, auto exposure, and EXIF data
• Durable construction: aluminum alloy mounts and ABS plastic body
• Hollow design with no optical elements, so image quality is not degraded
• Supports both autofocus (AF) and manual focus (MF) modes
• Allows electronic aperture control from the camera body
• Transmits exposure information for accurate metering
• Compatible with in-body image stabilization (IBIS) and lens stabilization (depending on camera/lens)
• Easy bayonet mounting, no external power required

Specifications

• Product Type: Macro Extension Tube Set
• Mount: L-Mount
• Tube Lengths: 10mm, 16mm
• Number of Tubes: 2
• Material (Mounts): Aluminum Alloy
• Material (Body): ABS Plastic
• Electronic Contacts: Gold-plated
• Optical Elements: None (Hollow Design)
• Focus Mode Support: AF (Autofocus) & MF (Manual Focus)
• Image Stabilization Support: Yes (Camera/Lens Dependent)
• Colour: Black
• Series/Version: II
• Function: Increases Magnification for Close-up Photography
• Mounting Mechanism: Bayonet
• Power Source: Camera (No External Power Required)

Tips

For maximum magnification, stack both tubes together. When using autofocus, ensure your lens firmware is up to date. For critical focus, switch to manual focus and use focus peaking or magnification in your camera's live view.