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ChrisPrendergast wrote: What Canon 5D MK II Focusing Screens do you use any why? Just after the general idea of if you use the standard that comes with it or have purchased one of the others on the market. I use the Eg-S precision focusing screen. It sacrifices brightness in exchange for a more accurate representation of the actual depth of field. The standard focusing screen is inaccurate because it shows too much depth of field. In fact, it's incapable of differentiating between f1.4 and f2.8. The Eg-S focusing screen corrects for this flaw.

It helps tremendously when manually focusing lenses. But it does make the viewfinder a dimmer with all but the fastest lenses. Yes I installed an EG-S on my 5D II, hoping for some magic, like the Beattie split screen intensicreen on my 1DmkII. Nieuwe Producten En Diensten Bedenken Pdf. I have 4 different MF focus lenses now, 3 Zeiss ZE and a Canon 24 TSE II, so I MF a fair amount. When on a tripod, by far it is much more precise and accurate to use Live View 5-10X and forget the viewfinder. If you have ever used tilt on a Canon 24 TSE lens, you will know what I mean; the viewfinder is simply too small to accurately check the foreground, background, L-R and readjust tilt while optimizing focus.

Before Live view I simply dialed in the the approximate tilt angle, put the focus near infinity, and shot. This doesn't work very often as you get close to the focal plane. Live view allows a reaonable screen resolution that can can be moved around within the frame: front-back and L-R for fine tuning. 5X is often good enough. Some will say they don't use a tripod and hand held is too jiggly for live view 10X. Then i use focus confirm as all of my MF lenses do talk to the camera. Greek All Seasons 1-4 here.

Hold down the AF button (I use the * button) and turn the focus ring while composing with the viewfinder. When in focus, the assigned focus point will light up and the camera will beep. Focus confirm is adjustable to each lens throught the usual AF micro adjust setting. The amount of lens focus movement required to bring any one point in and out of focus is very much reduced with the EG-S screen compaired to the standard one.

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