#Reikan Focal Sigma Dock Pro Suggested F10#

Reikan Focal Sigma Dock Pro Suggested F10

Reikan Focal Review.В• Nikon D500, usual setup in manual with the shutter speed from 1250th upwards, ISO set to Auto, f8 to f10 Reikan FoCal pro suggested f10 to be the best aperture for this lens.Target Distance Tool: AutoFocus Calibration. NOTE: Target Distance Tool is now part of FoCal, scroll down to read about the new feature You can use this online Target Distance Tool (see below how to do this within FoCal) to suggest a suitable target distance for AFMA / Focus Fine Tune lens calibration with Reikan FoCal.The Sigma USB dock is another world because the lens performs totally different as. Reikan FoCal is a software tool that takes control of your camera.В• Sigma 150-600 C, usually zoomed in from 500mm to 600mm with the focus switched to AF, set to 10m-infinity, OS switched off and Custom switched off.В• The type of photography is fast jet aviation, shots are handheld.I have tried Reikan FoCal and the Dot Tune and the results are the same or very close to each other, I had to switch to the Dot Tune method for infinity though. These results have surprised me as I could have saved myself ВЈ69.95 LOL!What I was wondering about is I've read that doubling the results and entering those values to the dock settings is needed and some mention it's not needed. The Reikan software simply tells you a value to put in the camera table but then you still have to go through with the dock and do the calibration at all of the shooting distances and focal lengths. If you are going to do those with Reikan it means that you will likely have to run through the Reikan software a 100 times or more as you play high.

In essence, defining the precision needed out of various devices to accomplish an intended purpose. For a good portion of my career I was involved in instrument/analyzer calibration, machining tolerances, etc. After going through a couple of calibration sessions one may re-define 'precision'. The process reveals how much variability there is in these devices that most of us believe to be precision equipment. The only data Canon needs is the ability to identify the lens so that the MFA adjustment can be linked in its memory to that particular lens.Delving off into 'calibrating' lens/camera with software designed for that purpose is a good demonstration of the old wisdom that ignorance is bliss.