I used to use one with an F90x and a 300m f/4.5 and it worked well with that combo. I don't have any first hand knowledge with an N60 but I did find this on a quick Google search at //oswegophoto.home.comcast.net/TC16A/index.html .
" ..... A Nikon TC-16A 1.6x AF Teleconverter lens. No reserve. This lens can be used for most of the Nikon auto-focus mount cameras ( except N4004/F-401, N4004s/F-401s, N5005/F-401x, N6006/F-601m, N50/F50, N55/F55, N60/F60, N65/F65, N70/F70, or N80/F80 these will not work ). The Nikon TC-16A Teleconverter will allow you to use manual focus Nikon lenses only as auto-focus lenses on your AF body. The converter is intended to be used with lenses of 300mm or shorter. It magnifies the image 1.6 times...."
Credit: Image and explanation of this Nikon TC-16A courtesy of //www.henrys.com © Copyright 2001
Henry's is a large Canadian photo dealer and I would imagine that their info would be trustworthy.
Eric |