Lightroom - focus point

[SnappingShark]

On my camera, I am able to review the image and see which area was where I set my focus point.

Is this possible in lightroom? To be able to see where, in a f/22 image, the focus point was?

Thanks!

 

[kathyt]

At an aperture like that just look at your image and see if it is in focus. Zoom in close. No, it will not show your focal point in LR.

 

[JacaRanda]

What Kathy said. Maybe in your Nikon software it will show. DPP/Canon shows can show focus points.

 

[Dave442]

There is a plug-in for this. I installed it a while back and it works good, but I do not use it hardly at all as so often I am on the central focus point and recompose. It also gives the focus distance, DOF, total focus points, how many were active and if focus locked on. I downloaded it from:
lightroomfocuspointsplugin

 

[SnappingShark]

Thanks guys - I'll look into the plugin - I was just curious!

 

[Designer]

No, it will not show your focal point in LR.

Oh, that's a kick in the head. Maybe I'll just keep using Aperture3.

 

[Didereaux]

You might like to look at this article from Lightroom Killer Tips that tells you a bit more about the plugin. Also, there are quite a few comments about it. Some people quite like it. PLUG-IN Show Focus Point Lightroom Plug-In - Lightroom Killer Tips

Here's a screen cap of the plugins window. The DoF, and hyperfocal distance is useful.