Has anyone tried LensAlign?

scollins · 03-06-2009, 11:25 PM

Since I've been traveling quite a bit lately, I've been buying photo rags in the airport to read on the plane. Flipping through "PC Photo", I came across an ad for LensAlign. This is a tool to help you determine if your lense/body is front-focusing, right on, or back-focusing. It seems like a pretty neat tool, but only for those camera bodies with micro-adjustments on focus. My D300 has it, so I'm curious.

More information here: http://www.rawworkflow.com/lensalign/

Anyone here have one, or tried it out?

TWiTCHY · 03-07-2009, 01:00 AM

I want to try it, but I'm afraid of messing anything up. I've been having problems with focusing on the D300...but when you're shooting speedy critters up close, it's tough to determine the minimum distance you can be from the subject.

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TWiTCHY Colonel 376 Rep 2,526 Posts Drives: '13 AW E92 M3 Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: WA iTrader: (6)	I want to try it, but I'm afraid of messing anything up. I've been having problems with focusing on the D300...but when you're shooting speedy critters up close, it's tough to determine the minimum distance you can be from the subject.
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