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Can I calibrate my smartphone’s camera with Spyder LensCal?
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I use Lightroom. It includes a tool for lens profiling. Does this conflict with Spyder LensCal, or make it unnecessary to use Spyder LensCal?
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I am a mountaineer and photographer, and have always wondered if my autofocus was as accurate at high elevations as it is at sea level. Can I use Spyder LensCal to check, and ideally correct, this?
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Should I calibrate my lenses for indoor lighting, outdoor lighting, or both?
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I lead photo safaris in Africa and elsewhere. My equipment sees a lot of use, some abuse, and a great deal of thermal cycling. Is it still worth my while to use Spyder LensCal?
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Will filters and add-on lenses invalidate my Spyder LensCal lens calibrations?
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Can I calibrate my fisheye lens with Spyder LensCal?
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When I shoot Spyder LensCal with my camera and lens, there is no difference in focus between the front of the angled ruler, the center of it, and the rear of it. How am I supposed to decide how to make adjustments?
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My camera has been specially altered for infrared photography. Can I still use Spyder LensCal on it?
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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?
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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?
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Is there a mechanism for using Spyder LensCal with video cameras?
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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.
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What’s the best system for setting Spyder LensCal up for shooting?
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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?
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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?
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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?