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The following table shows the support for FoCal for Windows: Operating Systemĭownload FoCal 2.5 by logging in to the LMS at .uk. No Support in 2.5 or earlier versions of FoCal The following table shows the support for FoCal for Mac: Operating System There will be a fully working version of FoCal for High Sierra, exact timescale is harder to predict but we expect this to happen soon. We have already been working with beta releases of macOS High Sierra and hope to add support for this new operating system in the next FoCal release. MacOS High Sierra (10.13) is now officially released. macOS High Sierra Support StatusĪs it stands, FoCal 2.5 (and earlier releases) will not control any cameras when running on High Sierra based systems.

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Once we have the updated software from Nikon it usually takes 2-3 weeks for an updated version of FoCal to provide support for the camera. The Nikon library is normally made available around a month or so of the camera being released.

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Nikon has not yet provided an update to their comms library module for the Nikon D850, this is needed by FoCal before we can provide support. With zoom lenses both ‘ends’ of the zoom will provide a distance (see also calibrating zoom lenses):Ĭhoose between Feet and Inches or metric via Preferences > Tests:Īt the moment the Nikon D850 is not supported by FoCal in the 2.5 or earlier releases, but support is coming soon! When a camera is connected to FoCal the top option is selected by default and FoCal reads the lens information automatically.

Users can select a focal length by selecting “Specify focal length” and moving the slider: The Target Distance Tool can be found under the “Tools” tab within FoCal 2.5: The new Target Distance Tool within FoCal means no need to visit the FoCal website to look up a suitable target distance (before 2.5 that meant loading up the online Target Distance Tool) The Nikon D7500 runs in User Assisted Mode, most all the process is automated, users will be prompted a few times to change the AF Fine Tune during a calibration (see video showing the Nikon D800 running “user assisted mode” to get an idea of what’s involved).

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This release brings full support for the Nikon D7500. Nikon D7500 Fully Supported (user assisted mode)

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The 6D Mark II runs in Hands Free Mode, calibration is completely automated with no input from the user during the calibration process (see video showing the 5D Mark II running “hands free mode” to get an idea of what’s involved). This release brings full support for the Canon 6D Mark II.

Lots of internal improvements to support future updatesĬanon EOS 6D Mark 2 Fully Supported (hands free mode).

Update to metadata analyser for better camera/lens recognition.

Improvement to Canon and Nikon camera connection on Mac.

Improvement to Canon support to make taking shots more reliable.

The following enhancements and fixes are included with FoCal 2.5

New integrated Target Distance Tool – determine required target distance without leaving FoCal.

Full Nikon D7500 support added – calibrate this camera automatically (user assisted mode) with FoCal.

Full Canon EOS 6D Mark II support added – calibrate this camera automatically (hands free mode) with FoCal.

As well as news about upcoming D850 support we’ll also provide details on where we are with High Sierra support below. In addition we’ve made some good improvements within FoCal, including a new Target Distance Tool, no need to visit the website to determine required target distances. We’re excited to announce FoCal 2.5 for Windows and Mac is ready for release! Canon’s newest dSLR camera the EOS 6D Mark II is now fully supported within FoCal along with the Nikon D7500 (Nikon D850 news below).