Focus tuning.
Posted 15/06/2014 - 12:43
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Of course the one you found OK was a Pentax, being made by them in the same factories.
However, some people find a need to adjust lots of lenses. Some, like myself, have never found such a need. When I do, I'll run the appropriate tests and make adjustments. With a zoom it will be a compromise as it may differ at different focal lengths and distance settings.
However, some people find a need to adjust lots of lenses. Some, like myself, have never found such a need. When I do, I'll run the appropriate tests and make adjustments. With a zoom it will be a compromise as it may differ at different focal lengths and distance settings.
Best regards, John
Posted 15/06/2014 - 17:45
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Here are 3 after focus tuning and one without. Recropped and exposure adjusted, no sharpening. The last one was pre tuning
The difference is staggering.




The difference is staggering.




I know what i like, If not always why.
Posted 15/06/2014 - 17:47
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I particularly like the third shot, a really good composition.
If your pictures are now sharp, and they seem to be, then the job is done.
If your pictures are now sharp, and they seem to be, then the job is done.
Best regards, John
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http://photographylife.com/how-to-quickly-test-your-dslr-for-autofocus-issues
Result was Da* 60-250 needed +5. samsung dxenon 100mm Macro was fine. Da* 55mm f1.4 needed +10. and Pentax F 28mm f2.8 needed +7.
I feel surprised that out of 4 lenses the only one that was spot on was not a Pentax, ( even if it is just a re badged Dfa 100mm) Is this unusual ???