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    Quote Originally Posted by vbull View Post
    So, for shooting purposes what difference does it make where the datum is, whether at 9 or 12 o'clock ?
    I image that the rotation of the lens affects the amount of correction? If the lens is mounted with the datum point in the wrong position, it would possibly increase the astigmatism instead of correcting it?
    Or am I way off?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sir_SwampThing View Post
    I image that the rotation of the lens affects the amount of correction? If the lens is mounted with the datum point in the wrong position, it would possibly increase the astigmatism instead of correcting it?
    Or am I way off?

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    Yes and no. Rotating the lens will put the correction in the wrong axis relative to your eye and screw up the image.
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