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It is "normal" that for different distances, lenses that don't focus precisely (need calibration or can't be helped because of lens aberrations wreaking havoc with the AF sensor due to the wave lengths the AF sensor is sensitive to) need different AFMA values. It is lens dependent, how precisely your Pentax K-x can AF with PD AF.
Besides that, Pentax is not the best in focus accuracy. The newest models have have improved a bit, but the K-x is older.
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Hmmm ........ the Kx ..... one of Pentax's best selling models ! ......... it's getting a little long in the tooth now ...
I take it you are in "debug mode" to be able to adjust auto focus fine tune on the Kx..... as it doesn't exist as a menu option!
If you have an investment in the K mount glass it may be an idea to find a more up to date Pentax body ........ the K5IIs was the first to eliminate AF errors in low light and didn't have an anti aliasing filter ...... it's one of Pentax's best bodies, with good dynamic range and low noise ......
Ebay examples start at around 230 euros .......
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