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AF microadjustment

The main reasons for AF microadjustment are to correct for tiny deviations in the manufacturing process that can influence focusing accuracy. At lens apertures smaller than the f/3.5-f/5.6 range found on standard consumer-level zooms, the depth of field is often wide enough to mask minor focusing

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