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D7000
AF Fine Tune = A Band-Aid?
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<blockquote data-quote="Jessabelle" data-source="post: 45883" data-attributes="member: 8775"><p>My problem is that even with single point focusing square on an eye, I get the ears in focus. If I focus on the tip of the nose, I get the eyes in focus. This happens with all of my lenses, so I thought that it was the camera's problem, but now it's back and supposedly fixed, so I don't know what to think! I will say - it's BETTER than it was, so I am thinking that the residual problems could be due to the lenses, and may be fixed with fine tuning.</p><p></p><p>I am going to rent the lensalign system and try calibrating that way. Fingers crossed, again - I'm just so frustrated! I want to really love this camera but I'm starting to feel like I can't trust it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jessabelle, post: 45883, member: 8775"] My problem is that even with single point focusing square on an eye, I get the ears in focus. If I focus on the tip of the nose, I get the eyes in focus. This happens with all of my lenses, so I thought that it was the camera's problem, but now it's back and supposedly fixed, so I don't know what to think! I will say - it's BETTER than it was, so I am thinking that the residual problems could be due to the lenses, and may be fixed with fine tuning. I am going to rent the lensalign system and try calibrating that way. Fingers crossed, again - I'm just so frustrated! I want to really love this camera but I'm starting to feel like I can't trust it. [/QUOTE]
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