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#21
The thing is - the (manual) focus confirmation dot has a very wide "in focus" range. I wouldn't call it exactly accurate near the "edges" of that range. This may be Okay for slow speed, wide angle lenses but that's about it - in my opinion.

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#22
Not sure, if faster lenses could get better focus accuracy because of shallower DoF. I think it depends on the lens' overall performance. The more CA wide open, the worse the accuracy?

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#23
I have some different experiences with it. 

[Image: gallery_10230_17_57825.jpg][Image: gallery_10230_17_156398.jpg]Just two examples, using focus trap (which works on focus confirmation).

Ultra Micro Nikkor 55mm f2. 

 

I have quite a few other lenses which are pretty good with focus confirmation too, including a 55mm f1.2.

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