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<blockquote data-quote="DaveNewman" data-source="post: 730349" data-attributes="member: 26588"><p>100% essential IN MY OPINION and this is why...</p><p></p><p>purchased the D500 and got my "old" 200-500 calibrated, to find out it was +14 (out of 20) out.... sharpest was found to be at 7.1 and f8 which is really no good for wildlife shooting, found out and testing on of Fstops the lens was at fault......</p><p></p><p>got a brand new lens (same one) go this calibrated with the camera and was +1 out and f6.3 to be at its sharpest. Lens now is stop on, also gave me a peace of mind knowing that all is good..</p><p></p><p>might cost, but i think its worth it</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DaveNewman, post: 730349, member: 26588"] 100% essential IN MY OPINION and this is why... purchased the D500 and got my "old" 200-500 calibrated, to find out it was +14 (out of 20) out.... sharpest was found to be at 7.1 and f8 which is really no good for wildlife shooting, found out and testing on of Fstops the lens was at fault...... got a brand new lens (same one) go this calibrated with the camera and was +1 out and f6.3 to be at its sharpest. Lens now is stop on, also gave me a peace of mind knowing that all is good.. might cost, but i think its worth it [/QUOTE]
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