DPReview looked at three different copies of the DA* 55/1.4 and found none that was entirely without decentering issues. It may also be the case that not all options to resolve the mystery were explored.īTW, although it would be unfortunate, it is entirely possible that both copies tested had individual faults that should not be construed as a weakness of the lens design. Should it turn out that the procedures carried out to determine the correct AF adjustment values were not adequate, the mystery may disappear. The buying guides are an excellent source for helping new photographers narrow down their choices.I was shocked to read in the indepth review that the site was unable to get two different copies to focus over five different camera bodies.Before we get shocked or concerned, we should learn about the measures that were taken to remedy the AF issues observed. For those who are brand new to photograhpy, it is recommended that you start by doing your own research. Research that you have already done - It is super important that you describe (in detail) any information that you have come across that has either helped or confused you toward choosing new gear. Oh, and phrases like "that doesn't break the bank"/"cheap"/"easy on the wallet" aren't helpful. Budget is important because we all have an amount that we just aren't comfortable spending (regardless of the "deal"). Rest be assured - if you offer a budget of $1000, 99% of the time, any recommendations you get will include the "if you spend $1100, you can get this" response. This is a hard one for many because it always elicits that "but what if I'm missing out on this great feature if I only spend just a bit more" feeling (especially for new photographers).
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