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1. #DO YOU PRINT YOUR OWN TARGET WITH REIKAN FOCAL LICENSE KEY#
2. #DO YOU PRINT YOUR OWN TARGET WITH REIKAN FOCAL SOFTWARE#

You go to the website, enter the e-mail you signed up with, the registration key which is supplied to you, then you enter your camera(s) serial number(s) (up to a maximum of 5), and then you get the generated license key and there you go, that only needs copying in to the software. The registration process is straight forward, and very easy. When Tenchy gets a bit of time, he's going to have a look through the Canon aspect of it, as I could have used the work 5Dii, but as I don't know the camera and lenses that well, I wouldn't be able to make an informed decision based on what I'm seeing from it whereas with my own equipment I can. Instead, I kept my eye on it, as I thought it an interesting project and from there to now, there has been a lot of work from then and now, and I've been curious to see what it will do. This is down to the difference in camera SDK, and that the whole Nikon level would be a different beast entirely to programme on to the software.

At the time I was a bit disillusioned with it as it was only the Canon version available.

#DO YOU PRINT YOUR OWN TARGET WITH REIKAN FOCAL SOFTWARE#

I've been watching this software for a while, since I found it on a Canon forum a while back and it struck me as one of them bits of 'cool' software that would make a dedicated photographer's life a lot easier. This is a test review of Reikan Software's FoCal lens calibration software.