Originally posted by str8talk83 Well this is embarrassing... The problem was that the diopter was way off. Once I fixed that, everything was great.
Now that is funny.
Glad you found the problem.
Now enjoy that great lens
Last week I was testing out a lens I just purchased to use it for the "single in March", the A-50 f2.8 Macro on my K7.
Always used focus confirmation with good results on a manual focus lens in the past.
What I was seeing was a blurry image but focus was confirmed.
Well I trusted the camera and lens combo to do its job.
Took a few photos, processed them, photos were tack sharp.
Yah, the diopter adjustment got bumped over to the left 4 clicks.
The diopter is one of those set it and forget it cause how the heck could it change when it is a pain to move it with my big digits.
..it happens
Lesson learned.
Don't sweat it until you see the results and then look for possible causes.
Clarence