NikonGear'23
Gear Talk => What the Nerds Do => Topic started by: richardHaw on November 08, 2020, 05:16:31
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https://richardhaw.com/2020/11/08/repair-af-zoom-nikkor-80-200mm-f-2-8-ed/
i will make-do with this while i wait for a junk manual version :o :o :o
one day, the ais version will be mine ::)
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Rchard, from this . The 2 newer versions have a tendency to back-focus when shooting at their long-end at distances below 10m on modern Nikons. One reason is because they have a feature for calculating distance that’s absent on this version. I’ll illustrate it in my AF Zoom-Nikkor 80-200mm f/2.8D ED repair article. This one does not do it and it focuses perfectly at closer distances. That issue can be corrected properly which I’ll show in the mentioned article.
I understand that it is possible to fix the tendency to backfocus of the 2 ring version?
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Yes. It’s an adjustment to the front group :o :o :o
It’s easier to do on the 2 ring
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Thank you. I think I´ll give it a try once you make it public. ;)
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Thank you. I think I´ll give it a try once you make it public. ;)
the repair manual on arcticwolfs details it very clearly so its much easier unlike what I had to do :o :o :o
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Sorry to bother you so much. I can´t find your "arcticwolfs" repair manual reference. All I can find is people complaining about the backfocus at close distances issue.