Repaired Lens - Test 2

This image, taken from in front of our garage door and looking east, follows on from yesterday where I posted a low-light shot having attempted to repair a focussing problem in a 24mm-120mm (full frame equivalent) zoom lens.

Today's post is a daylight shot taken at f/8 and ISO 400. Whether the problem is completely solved is difficult to say but the images I have shot so far are a lot sharper than before.

Tomorrow I'll try a close-up.

BoB!

[KV]

Looks like awesome focus and DOF... love the leading lines.

[Kate]

Lots of textures and lines. Looks like your focus issue is solved.

[Joanne Diochon]

You are much braver than I. The most I’ve ever attempted was to do some focus tests and apply a slight correction in-camera. Taking elements of a 1000 pound lens apart makes me sweat just thinking about.
I like the narrow and strongly directional feeling of this shot.

[Kathy]

Good for you. There are so many lovely textures in this image of your house.

[Jane Pittenger]

I’m guessing your focus point was about a third in? It looks nice and sharp there

[Dora Prokosh]

Great black and white image. Would love to try to calibrate my lens as feel I don't always have that crisp shot but it makes to nervous to try it.

[gloria jones]

Love all of the textures and composition

[Harry J Benson]

great lines

[Issi Bannerman]

Love this shot. Your house looks fabulous. I love the brickwork and those shutters. So français!

[Annie D]

love the brickwork and the tree

[Margo Sayer]

This looks like a pleasant spot...l could live here.
It is and l do...with resident photographer ;-)

[Joan Robillard]

Wonderful

[Kitty Hawke]

Love your pathway !

[Tunia McClure]

I like seeing different parts of your house.

[carol white]

Great POV, textures and composition.Fav☺️

[bkb in the city]

Very nice shot

[Jacqueline]

Very nice composition!