[davidmanze]

"I'm sorry to read you having problems with your D750"  ^_^ that was your line a couple of posts ago. Indeed, I didn't read carefully enough. What can I say? Mine is accurate, bitingly sharp.

 

Before you start a mayhem :ph34r:  with "...the system that is inherently accurate is in fact inaccurate and useless!" - have you tried to enlarge the focus point and get manually better focus? How you're engaging focus, pushing the gutter release half way or using AF-L button for that? Which kind of focus mode you're using, AF-S or AF-F? Focus field wide, normal, tracking or face detection? was it a plane surface and sort of rectangular to optical axis or did the focused surface move away?

 

 I tried, but I can't confirm your findings, sorry man.

Sorry JoJu 

 

   I should have written: "the system that is inherently accurate is in fact not always so in "my" camera". 

 

(moment of irksomeness)

 

  I was using AFS LV trying both small and medium focus points in fact I tried all the combinations.

 

  In fact I'm pleased that I found -2 AFMA PDAF cured accuracy in normal light at least, like yourself having bought about 8 S/H lenses I also had plenty of lens checking to do and last night's AFD must have slipped through the net! (I also had to buy two copies of the 35, one slightly de-centered so I checked for centering and forgot AF calibration)

  No the point being is, nothing in this world is fail-proof not even LV focusing.

    I'm a happy boy and am not worried about CD AF mostly because of it's lack of speed and my eyesight. Here below are two shots, the first in PDAF focus point is on the can, the second LV  AF  the can is nearly in focus but too much in front remains in focus.