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by dolina on Thu Jun 25, 2015 7:42 pm
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A certain batch of 7D Mark IIs had a focusing issue and mine appears to be one of them.

So, I had it calibrated 2x first was with the 1.0.0 firmware and the 2nd time was because I applied the 1.0.4 firmware.

Kindly check my RAWs and give your verdict.

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/fb5obemr9h0j ... bB8aa?dl=0
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by stevenmajor on Sat Jun 27, 2015 6:24 pm
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Some images look front focused to me. I suggest doing a test on a stationary object. My (unprofessional) approach has been to shoot a window screen in full sun at a sharp angle (20 degrees), wide open, high shutter speed, spot focus. The grid of the screen permits precise comparisons with the focus point. Do many exposures at different distances if your concern is also consistency.
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