How to calibrate lens autofocus WITHOUT buying a tool!
This lens autofocus problem can happen because lenses can drift over time. You want your autofocus to be pin-sharp. Karl Taylor demonstrates how to simply calibrate your lens autofocus without needing to buy a lens calibration tool or calibration chart. You'll need the following:
- A piece of whiteboard
- A standard ruler
- A pen or pencil
- The lens for calibrating
- Your camera with tripod
In this demo, Karl calibrates autofocus on his Canon's 1.2mm lens however, the process is similar for most camera brands and lenses.
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About Karl Taylor:
Karl has been a professional photographer for more than 20 years. His work is published internationally and he regularly works for some of the world's leading companies. Let's Get Connected: www.karltayloreducation.com | Instagram
Text, image and video via Karl Taylor
1 comments:
I hoped for a real solution for every camera. But thi is again only for cameras, who have this specific option available. Other cameras are left out.
Bummer ...
The Insaint
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