In the meantime developments are being made to use this new technology to enhance the calibration process as used by our own methods. It is expected that Canon will expand this with new models as the technology is improved. At present this adjustment is only equivalent to + or -2 in micro adjustment values. I understand Canon have introduced something called Dual Pixels on the 5D Mk IV and this can help with focusing problems in the post production stage?The use of dual pixels was first introduced with the Canon 80D, it was only with the 5D MK IV that Canon have show-cased what looks to be a very interesting concept in helping with focusing issues.The Dual Pixel capability when coupled with the latest version of DPP allows for variants in focussing to be applied in post production. If you are experiencing problems with front or back focus errors with your mirrorless camera / lenses this is due to possible lens optic misalignment and as such said lens should be returned to the manufacturer. Autofocus is performed directly from the capture sensor with mirrorless models and as such is not prone to the problems as described. In most cases it is not actually necessary to calibrate a lens to a mirorrless body as the focusing system used in these cameras do not suffer from the same problems as can sometimes be found in a MIRRORED DSLR as in displacement of the camera’s internal AF sensor. With the exception of specific Olympus and Sony mirrorless models, most mirrorless cameras do not provide the facility in camera to calibrate lenses.
This is something we are working with Reikan to provide. I have a mirrorless camera do you offer a calibration service / is it necessary to calibrate my lenses to my mirrorless Sony camera?Ī, At present we do not offer a calibration service using our preferred calibration solution (Reikan’s Focal).
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