Best way of doing AF MA?

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Since AFMA is calculated using internal functions it technically shouldnt matter if you leave it on or take it off. I would take it off if it were me (I dont use filters on my lenses).

However you can also run a sharpness test with the pro version and it will cycle through every F stop and calculate the best Fstop for the sharpest image. Test with and without the filter to see how much your filter is affecting your images.

bklein61 said:
I am wondering when you do the microadjustment with FoCal do you leave your UV filter on or take it off. I presently using B&W XS Pro on my lenses.
 
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Yep, another focal pro user here. :)

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felipey said:
Question about AFMA for two 5D3s. Do I need to do each AFMA separately or can I just use the settings from the first body and copy it to the second?

You have to do it for each body. The whole point of a AFMA setting is to correct the slight differences in lenses and bodies. One body may be off by -2 and a lens may be off by +2 which means it focuses just fine (net of zero) but the other body may be off by -6 and the same lens is off by +2 for a net of -4.
 
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