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<blockquote data-quote="bmilcs" data-source="post: 302917" data-attributes="member: 24815">They told me they were going to inspect and do a quality control check on my next shipment. This is what I received.I want to make sure it's DEFINITELY backfocusing beyond the correctable +20 point before returning. If it's fixing the issue completely, I don't mind sticking with it. What would be a good way to test this aside from using the regex chart?Close up razor shots aren't really doing it, even at the lowest aperature. It seems to be more noticable when I step back and have some DOF to play with. It may be my skills, but I do know that there is a definitive improvement from when I left the AF Fine Tune at 0.What could I shoot at a distance of at least 5 feet that would show how deep it's focusing?Edit: I apologize for how this post has turned out. I really wasn't looking to complain and start a big fuss over the issue. No one wants to hear someone whining about their troubles.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bmilcs, post: 302917, member: 24815"] They told me they were going to inspect and do a quality control check on my next shipment. This is what I received. I want to make sure it's DEFINITELY backfocusing beyond the correctable +20 point before returning. If it's fixing the issue completely, I don't mind sticking with it. What would be a good way to test this aside from using the regex chart? Close up razor shots aren't really doing it, even at the lowest aperature. It seems to be more noticable when I step back and have some DOF to play with. It may be my skills, but I do know that there is a definitive improvement from when I left the AF Fine Tune at 0. What could I shoot at a distance of at least 5 feet that would show how deep it's focusing? Edit: I apologize for how this post has turned out. I really wasn't looking to complain and start a big fuss over the issue. No one wants to hear someone whining about their troubles. [/QUOTE]

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