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USER INSTRUCTIONS

1.  Hold the bottom segment of the calibration tool, lift the back 

upward, and slide it into the locked-upright position.

SPECIFICATIONS

Front focus offset

Back focus offset

In focus

Dimensions (H × W × D)

Upright:  6.6 × 5 × 5.6 in. 

(168 × 128 × 143 mm)

Flat:  0.3 × 5.1 × 7.7 in. 

(8 × 129 × 196 mm)

Weight

3.1 oz. (87.9 g)

2.  In a bright and evenly lit area, place the Lens Calibration Tool 

on a flat surface or mount it on a leveled stand. Make sure the 
camera and target are level and in-line with each other.

3.  Use the widest aperture, focus on the center of the target, and 

take a photo.

4.  Review the image at 100% magnification, and examine the 

intersection between the target and ruler. If your AF is accurate, 
the 0 line will fall in the center of your depth of field. If it’s not 
accurate, the focus will fall in front of (front focusing) or behind 
(back focusing) the 0 line. For example:

5.  Using the ruler as a guide, go to your camera’s AF Fine Tune or 

AF Micro Adjustment menu, and enter the tested offset value.

6.  Shoot a second image to verify focus accuracy.

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