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philber wrote:
Light_pilgrim, let me suggest this. Contrary to 5D MkII, 5D Mk III has a focus (AF) confirm which is very accurate IMHO. What I would do in your position is use only center point AF, and get AF confirm on the eye, or whatever small area you want in focus. Because you use only center point focus, there can be no doubt of what is in focus and what isn't, and then you recompose to get hte pocture you want. But 35 ZE f1.4 wide open at short range has a very thin DOF indeed, so you need to be sure that you have done a precise micro-adjust for this type of shooting. In my experience, it might not be the same setting as for stopped down infinity shooting....Show more →
Sorry, did not fully understand. I use all AF points, not just the center one (this is why I got MKIII :-)). This image was taken at f/2.8, not 1.4. I understand that f/1.4 is hard even for the AF lens, not just MF Zeiss.
How do I know that my lens is adjusted for AF-confirm?
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