02-17-2013, 07:34 PM
[quote name='Brightcolours' timestamp='1361128732' post='21982']
Fine, everybody is wrong and you are right. Everybody who clearly sees the woodwork behind the carton is more in focus than the carton in focus is wrong and you are right.
Sorry for us trying to advice and help you, and you I am sure are right to stubbornly refuse to try the lens with MF and live view. I wonder if you communicate the same way with Nikon service centers too....
I tried to help you, but you do not want to be helped. Have fun with your lens. <img src='http://forum.photozone.de/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/blink.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':blink:' />/>/>/>/>/>/>/>
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As I said, some people just don't understand what it is that I am writing.
How do you think it's possible that Nikon charges me 50 euros which they say "fixed" the AF system and then you all are saying the focus is not right?
So, let's say that the actual focus point is somewhere way beyond the angel. Remember, the angel is 35 cm from where the focus point is and the camera is about 1 1/2m from the Fractal box. This means that the field curvature is huge and now if I Live View the focus and find it somewhere in the wood-works behind the window, imagine the sharpness in the corners?
Would you seriously say to Nikon "Oh yeah, that's cool. I can live with this as being within your factory specifications"?
Fine, everybody is wrong and you are right. Everybody who clearly sees the woodwork behind the carton is more in focus than the carton in focus is wrong and you are right.
Sorry for us trying to advice and help you, and you I am sure are right to stubbornly refuse to try the lens with MF and live view. I wonder if you communicate the same way with Nikon service centers too....
I tried to help you, but you do not want to be helped. Have fun with your lens. <img src='http://forum.photozone.de/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/blink.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':blink:' />/>/>/>/>/>/>/>
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As I said, some people just don't understand what it is that I am writing.
How do you think it's possible that Nikon charges me 50 euros which they say "fixed" the AF system and then you all are saying the focus is not right?
So, let's say that the actual focus point is somewhere way beyond the angel. Remember, the angel is 35 cm from where the focus point is and the camera is about 1 1/2m from the Fractal box. This means that the field curvature is huge and now if I Live View the focus and find it somewhere in the wood-works behind the window, imagine the sharpness in the corners?
Would you seriously say to Nikon "Oh yeah, that's cool. I can live with this as being within your factory specifications"?