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Is this well known camera lens problem stopping you from taking razor sharp photos? (10% of all camera lenses have this issue no mater what the brand)

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$17

If you're not getting razor sharp photos, it might not be your fault

Have you ever taken a technically great photo using the perfect camera settings but the image still looked soft or just off somehow…

Well the culprit might have been a flaw that effects 10% of lenses. Camera manufacturers know about this flaw and choose to do nothing about it. 

The flaw is called “decentering” and it’s when the glass elements in your camera lens are slightly wonky but still within specification and so camera manufacturers still sell the lenses anyway. 

The issue is that decentering leads to soft images and frustration. 

Luckily there is a simple experiment that you can do at home, with no special equipment, that takes less than 10 minutes per lens that will tell you if your camera lenses have been affected. 

I recently did this test on the lens that I use the most and I was shocked with the results. 

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I found that the bottom half of my lens was super soft whilst the top of was razor sharp. This means that no matter what I do, the settings I choose or the conditions I shoot in, I’ll never get razor sharp images with this lens. 

If I’d have uncovered that the lens was my bottleneck to razor sharp photos rather than my skills sooner, I’d have saved countless hours of worry and soft, unprofessional looking photographs. 

If you want to take magazine quality photographs that make your friends, family and social media say “WOW” then you need to test your lenses to see if they’re decentered. 

Testing lenses used to be a long, unscientific process with inconsistent results. 

However, working with a optical engineer, I have put together a simple experiment that you can do at home today, in less than 10 minutes to check your lenses to see if they’re decentered. 

Lens decentering testing guide

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Learn the simple, step-by-step process to see if your lenses are capable of taking razor sharp photos. Invest in the guide once and test every lens you buy for the rest of your photography career.

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What's included in the training?

VIDEO 1: Learn the simple step-by-step process you can do at home today to see if you're lenses have been effected by decentering.

VIDEO 2: I show you in real time as I test one of my lenses for decentering and I answer questions people commonly have as they run through the process.

Bonus resource

ISO 12233 printable testing chart

Get the same printable testing chart that the major camera manufacturers use to test their lenses in house.

With this ISO testing chart you can test decentering, chromatic aberration, coma, spherical aberrations, astigmatism and more.

See if your lenses are flawed in 10-minutes or your money back

My promise to you is that you WILL learn at least one new thing about taking razor sharp photos in this course. If you don’t, you can request a full 100% no-questions-asked refund within 30 days of purchase.

Why only one thing? Judging from people I talk to all the time about this stuff, I actually think you’ll learn MANY New things. But… if you only learned 1 thing that will get you sharper and better-focused photos, I believe that is easily worth $9.

Think about it… you’ve spent thousands on camera equipment.

If $9 can help you take just one more sharp photos when it counts, wouldn’t you spend that any day of the week?

Test your lenses and make sure they're capable of taking razor sharp photos today.

Eliminate the frustration of taking amateur looking, soft snapshots and start taking professional looking photos right now. 

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$47

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$47

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$17

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