AF microadjustment for the 1Ds mark III, 1D Mk3, 5D Mk2, 7D. Cameras with micro-adjustment (or AF fine tuning) currently include: Canon 1D X, 1DIII, 1DIV, 1DsMkIII, 5DII, 5D3, 50D, 7D, Nikon D3, D3x, D4, D300, D700, D800 Sony A900, Pentax K20 (note that the EOS 60D does not include this feature) The EOS 1D X / 5D3 now allows separate AF Microadjustment for both the wide angle and the telephoto settings of a zoom lens. Sometimes, different lenses might consistently not focus perfectly (front or back focus). This can now be adjusted for individual lenses. Some cameras even allow for multiple copies of the same lens to be individually adjusted. We've got a downloadable lens calibration chart to make this process easier.
The lens calibration target is easy to set up and use with an LCD monitor. If you're looking for specific hardware to help with the process, we have a review of the SpyderLensCal AF Microadjustment - back/front focus Whilst expensive lenses and an expensive camera should 'just work' there may be room for improvement. Important reminder. Canon 500mm bag? Christmas Pictures - How to Take Great Christmas Pictures. It's inevitable. On Christmas, the camera comes out. Be sure you capture the best Christmas memories with these tips on taking great Christmas pictures. Get Your Camera Christmas-Ready Want to annoy the kids? Make them sit in limbo Christmas morning while you fumble with memory cards and batteries. If you'd prefer Christmas pictures with smiling faces, anticipate events like Christmas morning gift opening by having your camera prepped and ready to shoot. Think Outside the Christmas Present There are so many amazing Christmas moments that don't happen Christmas morning and don't involve opening presents.
Have your camera on you during the holidays, and there will probably be many special occasions or even unique and fleeting moments to capture with your camera. Be the Christmas Present When you are shooting the typical Christmas morning gift opening extravaganza, don't force everyone to hold up a gift and smile. Christmas Portraits Take several pictures and experiment with the lighting. Online Depth of Field Calculator. Julian's Lens Calculator. Peter Greggs ABBC ABetterBounceCard for Canon Flash Nikon Flash. The Power of Lighting for Film and Video. Installing DPP without original CD? - Photo.net Canon EOS Forum.
John Clark , Jan 05, 2008; 06:50 a.m. Hi folks. I have a 10D which I have owned since new and have lost the cd that came with it. I now wish to install DPP 3.2 and have downloaded it for my OSX machine, but it won't install without at least one of the original applications. Having had a quick look around the Canon website I can only find 'updaters' and no original installations - do you know if these are available online? I can't see any reason why they shouldn't be. Any help much appreciated. john F. I have read the same question in the forum in the past, try looking for it. Marco Mariano , Jan 05, 2008; 06:59 a.m.
JC, we have the same exact problem yesterday. i want to install DPP on my office desktop but cant find downlaodable installer online. but i still have my original CD thats why i copied the installer on my thumb drive to use here at my office pc. goodluck if you could find online! Lance McVay , Jan 05, 2008; 07:26 a.m.
Apply to the registry, and then install the "update". Mendel Leisk.