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Oh, this is interesting. I didn't know they had introduced this feature. I was imagining people watching the LCD screen to see if the crosshatches were lining u

Oh, this is interesting. I didn't know they had introduced this feature. I was imagining people watching the LCD screen to see if the crosshatches were lining up or not. The lens I have was dropped at least once because it has a dent on it. I know the old lenses can also take some rough handling.. do you know if there is a digital way to tell whether or not it is still focusing and adjusting the aperture properly short of shooting a bunch of test charts on a tripod?

skhr0680 5y ago
> The lens I have was dropped at least once because it has a dent on it. I know the old lenses can also take some rough handling.. do you know if there is a digital way to tell whether or not it is still focusing and adjusting the aperture properly short of shooting a bunch of test charts on a tripod? Take some picture of something flat like a brick wall and if one side is in focus and the other isn’t then you have a misaligned element. It’s really easy to spot. To check the aperture turn the aperture ring and check that the blades aren’t sticking or obviously f*ked up. . If your photos are exposing properly according to the Sunny 16 rule then it’s good enough. Old lenses have a lot of sample variation so it might be a special lens.