Has anyone tried focus stacking...

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greenmorpher
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Has anyone tried focus stacking...

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...for super sharp overall focus on, e.g. macro subjects?

I have to say, I'm not about to do it but I would be interested in anyone's experience doing it with PhotoLine.

Cheers, geoff
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Re: Has anyone tried focus stacking...

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Yes, once I photographed a frog with a 500mm mirror-lens and lots of spacers. That's a friendly object for focus stacking, as it was a smooth object were you could easily mask unsharp areas.

But I never tried another tool for stacking with my bunch of pictures.
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Re: Has anyone tried focus stacking...

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A 500mm mirror lens and lots of spacers? Good grief, Hoogo, I think you might have created a world record there! That's a seriously interesting way to take the picture! :lol:

Was it worth the trouble in the end, though, do you think?

Cheers, geoff
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For my family I was nerd of the day, but the picture is quite OK, I think. But i was a difficult object, mostly underexposed, but still with lots of overexposed highlights just a few pixels away.
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There you go, that's the effect. And it just sat there immovable while you took multiple exposures? Wonderful. :) Nice work, hoogo.

Cheers, geoff