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When I shoot the Spyder LensCal target, the whole of the main target is not in focus; the left edge may be, but the right edge, where the ruler meets it, is not. Can I use Spyder LensCal under these circumstances?
The most likely cause of your problem is not aligning the camera perpendicular to the target before shooting. Since you are having issues with this, try using two tripods, and mounting Spyder LensC...
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My eyesight is not good enough to see the focus zone on the LCD on the back of my DSLR; which is one of the reasons I use autofocus in the first place. Is there any allowance for users with reduced visual acuity in Spyder LensCal?
If you have difficulty determining what the results of your Spyder LensCal test shot are on the camera LCD, then download the image to your computer, and blow up the image to 1:1 on screen, centeri...
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Is there a mechanism for using Spyder LensCal with video cameras?
Any camera which offers autofocus and an autofocus compensation function within the camera can be used with Spyder LensCal. Any camera with autofocus, but not a compensation system, can be checked ...
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I shot Spyder LensCal with my DSLR and favorite lens. I then set the autofocus compensation in my camera the same number of units as the ruler indicated (in my case negative one). But this did not correct my autofocus, its still off.
The units on the Spyder LensCal ruler give you an orientation on how to set the micro adjustments on your camera. Depending on the focal length of your lens it will result in a different relation, ...
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What’s the best system for setting Spyder LensCal up for shooting?
Using two tripods, adjusted to both be level, and putting the center of the lens at the same elevation as the center of the target will make the whole process that much simpler, but if two tripods ...
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I want to set up Spyder LensCal in a photostudio using professional lighting, to adjust the autofocus on all my lenses. Any tips on doing that?
Using lighting centered at the same height as the target would be good (lighting down onto the target might cause direct reflection from the angled ruler) and using lighting from 45 degrees to the ...
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I purchased SpyderLensCal to correct the autofocus of my newest DSLR. No problems there. But now I’d like to use it with my older “backup body” and my point and shoot camera as well. Is there any way to do that?
It is certainly possible to confirm the autofocus of any camera with Spyder LensCal; but if your other cameras don’t have internal functions for making and storing autofocus correction adjustments,...
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I intend to mount Spyder LensCal on a tripod outdoors, under an awning, as part of a daily photo education session, and have all that day’s students shoot it. Is this type of usage allowed without special permission? Are there any special tips?
Since Spyder LensCal does not use any Datacolor software, there are no Datacolor license agreement software restrictions. So there is no limit to the number of cameras you can calibrate with Spyder...