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<blockquote data-quote="BackdoorArts" data-source="post: 115115" data-attributes="member: 9240"><p>That's certainly a fair enough test to show that it's working. What was the focus mode on the original photo? It a wild guess, but I do know that in Single Point mode, if you lock in on a focus point (shutter depressed 1/2 way) and then move the camera the lock point does not move as it relates to the frame, so the subject on which the final image displays as the lock point may not be the subject on which focus was actually achieved. In other words, if the camera originally locked on the cement bench to the child's right and then the camera swung left a bit it may appear to have locked on the child but in reality did not. Again, a wild guess, but it's the only way I can explain the differences in results between the calibration shots and the original photo.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BackdoorArts, post: 115115, member: 9240"] That's certainly a fair enough test to show that it's working. What was the focus mode on the original photo? It a wild guess, but I do know that in Single Point mode, if you lock in on a focus point (shutter depressed 1/2 way) and then move the camera the lock point does not move as it relates to the frame, so the subject on which the final image displays as the lock point may not be the subject on which focus was actually achieved. In other words, if the camera originally locked on the cement bench to the child's right and then the camera swung left a bit it may appear to have locked on the child but in reality did not. Again, a wild guess, but it's the only way I can explain the differences in results between the calibration shots and the original photo. [/QUOTE]
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