12-20-2013, 03:20 AM
There's no such thing as infinity. There are the stars, millions of lightyears away, or distant mountains mere miles away. At no iris size (=fl/f-no.) are they both in critical focus.
If the adapter is micrometers too close to the sensor, the lens will be "backfocused" at "infinity," ie: focused further than you wish. If the adapter is micrometers too far from the sensor, the lens will be "frontfocused" at "infinity," ie: focusing at a closer 'infinity' than you may desire.
If the lens contains low dispersion glasses, the focal plane is temperature dependent as well.
If the adapter is micrometers too close to the sensor, the lens will be "backfocused" at "infinity," ie: focused further than you wish. If the adapter is micrometers too far from the sensor, the lens will be "frontfocused" at "infinity," ie: focusing at a closer 'infinity' than you may desire.
If the lens contains low dispersion glasses, the focal plane is temperature dependent as well.