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Thread started 13 Oct 2007 (Saturday) 07:00
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ok front/back focusing on the 40d

 
rangersvtsplash
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Oct 13, 2007 07:00 |  #1

So i finally get my tripod and do the paper test for focus and i think im dead on with this camera. it has absolutely no pixals hot or dead as of yet. any comments on the pic but i think im good and i took 4 and all 4 same result with timer release centre focus

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Oct 13, 2007 07:49 |  #2

looks good to me dont think it could be any better that this.
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Oct 13, 2007 08:39 |  #3

Looks good to me too.




  
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Oct 13, 2007 08:43 |  #4

yeah no problem there


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Oct 13, 2007 08:50 |  #5

From what I can tell it looks fine, but a 100% crop of the focus line would be nice. However, I think all of us are over analyzing this camera and need to get out and shoot more pics. But hey, thats just me.


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Oct 13, 2007 08:53 |  #6

So is the point that you focus on the line in the center and all things should look equally as good/bad focus wise front to back?


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