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<blockquote data-quote="Daveg66" data-source="post: 837966" data-attributes="member: 64604"><p>Thanks for the reply, yes I do think the lens on this occasion is back focusing, it's not the only lens I have that back focusses, my 35mm which is widely regarded as sharp is worse than this lens, yes I do use a tripod and or stable surface not to counter hand movement but the press of the shutter, which as you know does have a dramatic effect on the outcome, I have used af micro adjust many times in the past,&nbsp; I do find the Nikon system of adjustment weird to say the least, as echoed in you tube videos e.g -3 maybe ok, 4,5,6 worse, 7 ok etc.&nbsp;&nbsp; I was kinda hoping that there was some sort of database etc on this forum relating to lens micro adjustment etc, which would flag any lens that seems to require correction and settings for the correction, and I would imagine different bodies have different results; sharp lens on a D7200 but slightly off on a D7500 ?.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Daveg66, post: 837966, member: 64604"] Thanks for the reply, yes I do think the lens on this occasion is back focusing, it's not the only lens I have that back focusses, my 35mm which is widely regarded as sharp is worse than this lens, yes I do use a tripod and or stable surface not to counter hand movement but the press of the shutter, which as you know does have a dramatic effect on the outcome, I have used af micro adjust many times in the past, I do find the Nikon system of adjustment weird to say the least, as echoed in you tube videos e.g -3 maybe ok, 4,5,6 worse, 7 ok etc. I was kinda hoping that there was some sort of database etc on this forum relating to lens micro adjustment etc, which would flag any lens that seems to require correction and settings for the correction, and I would imagine different bodies have different results; sharp lens on a D7200 but slightly off on a D7500 ?. [/QUOTE]

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