Focustune fan here myself. (Close cousin to Lens align, same company). took a little work, but I tweaked most of my lenses, and could immediately see a difference. For 30 bucks, (and a number of hours of your time) how far wrong can you go?
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jbrand Member ![]() 182 posts Joined Dec 2009 More info | Feb 18, 2013 09:46 | #16 Focustune fan here myself. (Close cousin to Lens align, same company). took a little work, but I tweaked most of my lenses, and could immediately see a difference. For 30 bucks, (and a number of hours of your time) how far wrong can you go? ---------------
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Feb 18, 2013 09:53 | #17 jbrand wrote in post #15623164 ![]() Focustune fan here myself. (Close cousin to Lens align, same company). took a little work, but I tweaked most of my lenses, and could immediately see a difference. For 30 bucks, (and a number of hours of your time) how far wrong can you go? I suppose it all depends on how you value your time. For me FoCal saved me several hours - and I value my time at a lot more than 30 bucks an hour. So, for me, it was well worth the extra expense. Frank Hollis - Retired mass spectroscopist
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