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- Feasibility Study
- Calculating The Camera Alignment Errors
- Aligning The Camera
- Designing The Target
- Building The Target
Understanding AF Micro Adjust Step Size
Auto focus adjustments are made in fractional amounts of the lens’s depth of field. This is necessary, as an absolute unit would only apply at a single distance. Adjusting the lens’s focus point back 1 foot may work fine when photographing a subject 20 feet away, but it would result in severe errors at say 2 feet away. According to this Canon paper, an AF micro adjust are made in 1/8thdepth of field steps. Though the document is specific to the EOS-1D and EOS-1Ds, it’s a fair bet to assume th...
Targeted Testing Distance
Since depth of field is dependent on distance, the next consideration is a minimum distance to design the target to be sufficiently accurate. However, since the depth of field narrows as the distance decreases, and thus the required accuracy increases, reducing said distance too much immediately results in an impractical limitation for a home design. With that in mind, I’m going to shift consideration from the min test distance to the actual test distance for a moment. The officially recommen...
Targeted Aperture
In addition to distance, the aperture controls the size of the depth of field. Wider aperture resulting in shallower depth of field also put increased demands on accurate construction. Though one certainly can target any aperture they desire, I see little sense in targeting an aperture value that you’ll likely never own or use, at least in the near future.
The Alignment Problem
Alignment is an important, if not the most important, part in any autofocus test system. The real question is how much room for error actually exists. As a point of note, in this article I assume an ideal target and ignore any errors in target flatness or construction. While the last part focused on the errors in flatness and construction, this article focuses on the alignment errors caused by not having the camera perfectly centered on the target. The standard case is show below, where the c...
AF Target Size
Before I calculate the angle α, a reasonable estimate for Doffsetis necessary. While a detailed investigation of AF sensor coverage is certainly possible, a rough calculation is sufficient for this discussion. The longest side of an EOS-1D’s AF box to be about 0.924°. Since the AF point can cover more than the viewfinder displays, it’s desirable for the target to be larger as well. The question of how much boundary area allowed is certainly an open discussion, though I’m assuming 100% just fo...
Calculating α
The angle α is calculated using the following equation. For the small (6-inch) target described above, α is equal to 1.647°. For the larger target I used in my prototype, α is 1.318°. The larger α is the more room to misalign the camera before affecting the results.
The actual alignment of the camera and target is certainly one of the major considerations, if not in the accuracy of the test, at least in how easy it is to setup for the testing. One strategy is simply to do what I suggested in the previous article and use a tape measure to position the target in the necessary spot. It works, and can be accurate ...
While the target’s construction tolerances are important, if there is nothing to focus on and no scale to read, none of that matters. The non-obvious part is that how the target is designed can seriously affect how the auto focus system performs.
Once you understand the considerations that go into designing an autofocus adjustment target, the actual process of building the target is comparatively trivial. The principal consideration is simply to insure the target is flat enough to meet the requirements imposed by the first part and rigid enough to not flex appreciably. I built my target for...
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