- HOE TO UPDATE REIKAN FOCAL TO 2.9 INSTALL
- HOE TO UPDATE REIKAN FOCAL TO 2.9 MANUAL
- HOE TO UPDATE REIKAN FOCAL TO 2.9 SOFTWARE
- HOE TO UPDATE REIKAN FOCAL TO 2.9 MAC
If you installed the Alpha, you’ll need to uninstall it, and then reinstall both FoCal 2.13 and FoCal 2020, but from then on you will be able to install/uninstall each version independently. We’ve fixed this, so now you can have both on your system at the same time.
HOE TO UPDATE REIKAN FOCAL TO 2.9 INSTALL
We made a bit of a mistake in the Alpha release installer which meant it overwrote your current FoCal 2.x install – this meant you couldn’t install FoCal 2.x and new FoCal 2020 alongside each other.
The online help section is available here, but it’s work in progress at the time of publishing this blog post so may not be fully complete.
HOE TO UPDATE REIKAN FOCAL TO 2.9 MANUAL
the aperture for manual lenses, the focus adjustment values for files that don’t contain this information etc. We’ve added fixes to the support for Pentax and Sony SLT cameras in this release, and also added the ability to specify custom properties for the files – e.g. Where we can control cameras, we will be adding support, but there are a large number of cameras that don’t have any ability to be controlled from the computer, and for these the FoCal tools will be available in File Mode. Our goal for FoCal is to bring as much functionality as possible to the widest range of cameras. Please do let us know how you get on with these – any feedback about support on these cameras would be useful.
HOE TO UPDATE REIKAN FOCAL TO 2.9 SOFTWARE
The support is in beta – we’ve tested against a number of these cameras and had good results, and others we’ve enabled based on similarity of internal hardware and software to other cameras with proven support. Here’s an example of the Calibration Check results on a Canon EOS 1300D: You will be able to run Target Setup, Calibration Check, AF Consistency, Aperture Sharpness and Dust Analysis on most of these cameras, and we’re hoping to bring MultiTest to them in a future release, as well as more new tools.
The Canon EOS R was the first camera we officially supported which does not have AF Microadjustment, and we’ve just added beta support for a whole batch of other Canon cameras. Since then, we’ve added support for many more cameras support AF Microadjustment but have also had internal development support for other cameras.
HOE TO UPDATE REIKAN FOCAL TO 2.9 MAC
Beta Support for lots of Canon Camerasįor FoCal 2.6.5 on the Mac and FoCal 2.9 on Windows, we fundamentally changed the way we talked to Canon cameras. We are still waiting to test against a D6 in order to “tick off” the support, but users have been successfully and reliabily calibrating with FoCal and the D6. Nikon D6 Beta support was added in 2.14 Beta, but has been improved through FoCal 2020 Alpha and 2020 Beta. If you test with a Z5, please let us know how you get on! The camera is not yet available so we’ve implemented the support using the Nikon published documentation. We’ve added support for the new Nikon Z5. It is also faster than our previous implementation, has better colour processing and is will be better supported going forwards. The new raw processor brings support for Canon CR3 files (allowing raw operation on the EOS-R, EOS-RP, 90D, 250D, 1D X Mark III and any future Canon cameras).
This was actually included in FoCal 2020 Alpha 1, but we forgot to mention it in the blog post! Data is present for Calibration, Aperture Sharpness and Autofocus Consistency, and we will be bringing comparison information for further tests and more detailed analysis in future updates.
We’ve re-implemented the detailed information about how your equipment compares to other users in the Typical tab of each test. The Release Notes contain the comprehensive list of around 200 fixes, here’s some of the headlines: The changes since FoCal 2020 Alpha 1 are more about fixing issues raised, implementing improvements suggested by users who tried the Alpha release and finishing any features that weren’t complete.įor a recap of the operation, you can check out the FoCal 2020 overview video. We hope this release is both clearer and more intuitive to use and fixes issues you’ve raised. If you did try out the Alpha do give this new Beta release a go, we’ve implemented most all of the suggestions received. Thank you!įirst things first – we want to say a massive thanks to all those users who tried out the FoCal 2020 Alpha! We’ve had a great amount of feedback with lots of observations and suggestions for improvements and a lot of positive support. This release brings usability and stability improvements, fixes some outstanding issues and brings beta support for lots of extra cameras to FoCal. Hot on the heels of the very first FoCal 2020 release, we’re delighted to announce the first Beta release of FoCal 2020 with over 200 fixes and improvements!
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