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Focus Calibration and Analysis Software Reikan FoCal Sharpness Test Report Test run on: 10/02/2016 19:57:05 with FoCal 2.0.6.2416W Report created on: 10/02/2016 19:59:09 with FoCal 2.0.6W Overview Test Information Property Description Data Creation FoCal Version 2.0.6.2416W Data Analysis FoCal Version 2.0.6W OS Version Microsoft Windows NT 6.2.9200.0 Source Mode Camera Mode Image Capture Mode JPEG Analysis Method Multi-ESH (RGB) Camera Model D7100 Firmware Version V1.02 Serial Number 4341964 Shutter count (start) 19273 Test Colour Temp 3200 K Lens 150-600mm f/5-6.3 Focal Length 600,0mm Termination Reason Success Test ISO 100 Distance to Target 6,5m to 6,5m Operation Mode rmal Mode Diffraction Limited f/6,3 Worst f/29,0 Optimal f/7,1 User tes AF -6 1 of 21

Test Details Sharpness Profile The Sharpness Profile shows how the image sharpness changes across the tested aperture range. At small apertures (large f-numbers), diffraction will soften the image and reduce the sharpness. Where possible, the chart will include a red vertical marker at the Diffraction Limited (DLA) to indicate where diffraction will start to affect the sharpness of the image. Lenses typically perform less well when close to maximum aperture (smallest f-number) which also results in a drop in sharpness. If FoCal Comparison Data is available for this camera and lens a red/blue/green overlay will be added to indicate how your camera and lens performance compares with other users as follows: - Red: indicates below-average performance, - Blue: typical performance experienced by other users - Green: above average performance. Analysis Details Property Description Astigmatism Factor Range 27,7% (±23,7%) Spectral Power Range R: 31% (±0,1%) G: 32% (±0,2%) B: 36% (±0,3%) Red: Red Optimal f/7,1 Red Peak QoF 1671,9 Green: Green Optimal f/7,1 Green Peak QoF 1780,6 Blue: Blue Optimal f/7,1 Blue Peak QoF 1631,5 2 of 21

f/29 f/29,0 Shutter Speed 1/8s EV 12,7 Quality Measure 887,6 Spectral Power (R/G/B) 31/33/36 Red Quality 853,4 Green Quality 901,7 Blue Quality 903,3 HVR 46,2% 3 of 21

f/25 f/25,0 Shutter Speed 1/10s EV 12,5 Quality Measure 890,9 Spectral Power (R/G/B) 31/33/36 Red Quality 870,2 Green Quality 905,3 Blue Quality 893,7 HVR 46,4% 4 of 21

f/22 f/22,0 Shutter Speed 1/13s EV 12,6 Quality Measure 957,3 Spectral Power (R/G/B) 31/33/36 Red Quality 940,5 Green Quality 972,1 Blue Quality 958,6 HVR 51,4% 5 of 21

f/20 f/20,0 Shutter Speed 1/14s EV 12,5 Quality Measure 1055,6 Spectral Power (R/G/B) 31/33/36 Red Quality 1036,8 Green Quality 1078,5 Blue Quality 1051,8 HVR 37,2% 6 of 21

f/18 f/18,0 Shutter Speed 1/20s EV 12,6 Quality Measure 1115,1 Spectral Power (R/G/B) 31/33/36 Red Quality 1098,8 Green Quality 1137,5 Blue Quality 1106,9 HVR 33,3% 7 of 21

f/16 f/16,0 Shutter Speed 1/25s EV 12,6 Quality Measure 1150,0 Spectral Power (R/G/B) 31/33/36 Red Quality 1137,1 Green Quality 1171,9 Blue Quality 1137,2 HVR 42,5% 8 of 21

f/14 f/14,0 Shutter Speed 1/30s EV 12,5 Quality Measure 1154,7 Spectral Power (R/G/B) 31/33/36 Red Quality 1160,0 Green Quality 1176,5 Blue Quality 1122,8 HVR 44,5% 9 of 21

f/13 f/13,0 Shutter Speed 1/40s EV 12,7 Quality Measure 1197,5 Spectral Power (R/G/B) 31/33/36 Red Quality 1187,7 Green Quality 1227,2 Blue Quality 1179,4 HVR 45,9% 10 of 21

f/11 f/11,0 Shutter Speed 1/50s EV 12,5 Quality Measure 1250,3 Spectral Power (R/G/B) 31/33/36 Red Quality 1247,1 Green Quality 1285,7 Blue Quality 1224,5 HVR 36,2% 11 of 21

f/10 f/10,0 Shutter Speed 1/59s EV 12,5 Quality Measure 1382,3 Spectral Power (R/G/B) 31/32/36 Red Quality 1385,2 Green Quality 1445,8 Blue Quality 1323,4 HVR 21,9% 12 of 21

f/9 f/9,0 Shutter Speed 1/80s EV 12,6 Quality Measure 1523,1 Spectral Power (R/G/B) 31/32/36 Red Quality 1532,6 Green Quality 1617,9 Blue Quality 1426,5 HVR 13,6% 13 of 21

f/8 f/8,0 Shutter Speed 1/100s EV 12,6 Quality Measure 1603,2 Spectral Power (R/G/B) 31/32/36 Red Quality 1619,6 Green Quality 1719,2 Blue Quality 1493,6 HVR 9,4% 14 of 21

f/7,1 f/7,1 Shutter Speed 1/125s EV 12,6 Quality Measure 1690,4 Spectral Power (R/G/B) 32/32/36 Red Quality 1671,9 Green Quality 1780,6 Blue Quality 1631,5 HVR 5,8% 15 of 21

f/6,3 f/6,3 Shutter Speed 1/160s EV 12,6 Quality Measure 1535,6 Spectral Power (R/G/B) 32/33/36 Red Quality 1485,3 Green Quality 1570,4 Blue Quality 1539,7 HVR 4,1% 16 of 21

Sharpness Profile The Sharpness Profile shows how the image sharpness changes across the tested aperture range. At small apertures (large f-numbers), diffraction will soften the image and reduce the sharpness. Where possible, the chart will include a red vertical marker at the Diffraction Limited (DLA) to indicate where diffraction will start to affect the sharpness of the image. Lenses typically perform less well when close to maximum aperture (smallest f-number) which also results in a drop in sharpness. If FoCal Comparison Data is available for this camera and lens a red/blue/green overlay will be added to indicate how your camera and lens performance compares with other users as follows: - Red: indicates below-average performance, - Blue: typical performance experienced by other users - Green: above average performance. 17 of 21

Astigmatism Factor The Astigmatism Factor chart shows the image quality ratio between the horizontal and vertical analysis directions. If this value varies by more than 10% across the range, or the average value is more than +/- 5% then your lens may be suffering from some decentering or lens element alignment issues. If FoCal Comparison Data is available for this camera and lens a red/blue/green overlay will be added to indicate how your camera and lens performance compares with other users as follows: - Red: indicates below-average performance, - Blue: typical performance experienced by other users - Green: above average performance. 18 of 21

ADS Difference The ADS Difference chart shows the point-by-point difference between the data captured from your camera and lens and the processed data from many FoCal users. The blue line indicates the difference between your data and the median value of other users, while the green area indicates the 25th and 75th percentile data from other users. The median of all the points is shown as a blue horizontal marker line. Where possible, the chart will include a red vertical marker at the Diffraction Limited (DLA) to indicate where diffraction will start to affect the sharpness of the image. A large variation or a median variation significantly away from the zero may indicate that your lens is not performing in the same way as a typical lens. 19 of 21

Image Motion As changes are made inside a lens (e.g. focussing or aperture change), the image projected onto the sensor can move slightly. The Image Motion chart shows the absolute number of pixels moved for each image compared to the first image captured. Typically, the Image Motion should be significantly less than 10 pixels, and a repeatable higher value could indicate misaligned lens optics, camera movement or vibration during the test or other environmental or lens issues. If FoCal Comparison Data is available for this camera and lens a red/blue/green overlay will be added to indicate how your camera and lens performance compares with other users as follows: - Red: indicates below-average performance, - Blue: typical performance experienced by other users - Green: above average performance. 20 of 21

Corner Brightness Profile The Corner Brightness Profile chart shows the relative change in brightness of the corners of the full-frame image through the test. The results use the centre of the image to compensate for common exposure differences. If the corners of the frame are unchanging and not completely dark, this chart can give an idea of the vignetting produced by this lens. Be aware that a lot of cameras have in-camera lens corrections which are applied to JPEG images, so for a true indication of potential vignetting you should run the test with raw images. 21 of 21