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<blockquote data-quote="Dave_W" data-source="post: 85540" data-attributes="member: 9521">Whelp, so far so good. The sensor is squeaky clean. I shot the sky at f/22 and then put the resulting image at full contrast and full clarity using LR-4 and nothing. So that's a good sign. And checking my fine tuning each and every one of my lenses needed AF fine tuning so clearly something has been played with in the AF department. Which brings me my first question for the group. Does anyone have experience with Michael Tapes Design's FocusTune? Nasim has an article about it and at $29 it has me very intrigued. I've considered &quot;LensAlign&quot; but reading the reviews and hearing that it's made out of cardboard makes it seem way overpriced. So I'm wondering if this FocusTune is a worthwhile item since you can use it with or without LensAlign. And finally I have the dreaded left focus issue to address. I'm hoping...fingers crossed, that they fixed it. I'll let you know.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dave_W, post: 85540, member: 9521"] Whelp, so far so good. The sensor is squeaky clean. I shot the sky at f/22 and then put the resulting image at full contrast and full clarity using LR-4 and nothing. So that's a good sign. And checking my fine tuning each and every one of my lenses needed AF fine tuning so clearly something has been played with in the AF department. Which brings me my first question for the group. Does anyone have experience with Michael Tapes Design's FocusTune? Nasim has an article about it and at $29 it has me very intrigued. I've considered "LensAlign" but reading the reviews and hearing that it's made out of cardboard makes it seem way overpriced. So I'm wondering if this FocusTune is a worthwhile item since you can use it with or without LensAlign. And finally I have the dreaded left focus issue to address. I'm hoping...fingers crossed, that they fixed it. I'll let you know. [/QUOTE]

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