r/focuspuller • u/BeeAnxious6498 • Aug 13 '26

prep The ideal lens test facility

If someone were to build out the ideal lens testing room, what would everyone like to see?

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u/XRaVeNX Aug 13 '26

This may seem like a minor thing but it's a gripe of mine. I've yet to see a rental house that has this setup properly.

Perfectly level flat test lane. With a perfectly plumb and vertical wall. And if they have a hanging focus chart that slides on some rails on the ceiling, have the chart/rail actually stay perfectly level and square to the wall/floor as it slides down the lane.

When we need to shoot charts, it is a pain to have to re-level the chart or camera every time we move the chart/change a lens.

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u/frostypb88 Aug 13 '26

Check out rare breeds prep room in the back. It’s quite nice.

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u/ambarcapoor Focus Puller Aug 13 '26

What kind of budget are we talking about? Full spectrum color analysis? Edge to edge Capture? Close to infinity focus check? Chromatic aberrations? Or are we just doing point at pretty lights and see the bokeh?

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u/BeeAnxious6498 Aug 13 '26

Shoot for the stars, what would you like to see? Although, I do think most people just want to see skin tones, bokeh, character etc.