In a email this morning, I saw a announcement for FoCal that supported the new Nikon Mirrorless cameras Z6 and Z7. Then I noticed a reference to this article which explored inaccuracy in the Nikon autofocus with their mirrorless cameras, and it tells us why they put AFMA in them, because AF can be off enough to show up.
I have not yet seen any similar analysis of the Canon AF for the R, but have observed that I definitely can visually see a improvement with very careful manual focusing done at 10X on my 24 inch monitor.
Since The Canon cameras do not offer AFMA, I wonder if anyone has seen a careful analysis of AF accuracy with the R? I'm not sure if It could be done with FoCal in the manual mode or not.
I have not yet seen any similar analysis of the Canon AF for the R, but have observed that I definitely can visually see a improvement with very careful manual focusing done at 10X on my 24 inch monitor.
Since The Canon cameras do not offer AFMA, I wonder if anyone has seen a careful analysis of AF accuracy with the R? I'm not sure if It could be done with FoCal in the manual mode or not.