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<blockquote data-quote="Love Nikon" data-source="post: 464022" data-attributes="member: 38179"><p>I have had a few new lenses recently and am a bit of a AF fine tune freak as I know it makes a big big difference.</p><p>What I have found is that doing fine tune on a new lens out the box is a waste of time. You need to run the lens in by doing at least 100 nearfocus then far focus ..no need to take a picture just run the focus mechanism in and out in AF.</p><p>A 18-140 went from -15 to +4 and a sigma 150-500 from -15 to -4 .</p><p>Well worth a check after a few months of use.</p><p>The lack of AF fine tune is one of the reasons for poorer quality on say a 3200 so consider this when buying.</p><p></p><p>Older lenses like the Tokina 24-200 of about year 2000 needed 3 thou off the mount in the lathe to get it into range on the D7100 adjuster !!!!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Love Nikon, post: 464022, member: 38179"] I have had a few new lenses recently and am a bit of a AF fine tune freak as I know it makes a big big difference. What I have found is that doing fine tune on a new lens out the box is a waste of time. You need to run the lens in by doing at least 100 nearfocus then far focus ..no need to take a picture just run the focus mechanism in and out in AF. A 18-140 went from -15 to +4 and a sigma 150-500 from -15 to -4 . Well worth a check after a few months of use. The lack of AF fine tune is one of the reasons for poorer quality on say a 3200 so consider this when buying. Older lenses like the Tokina 24-200 of about year 2000 needed 3 thou off the mount in the lathe to get it into range on the D7100 adjuster !!!! [/QUOTE]
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