Blue Cuckoo Bee are not that much common in Bangladesh. Its a native bee and very common in Australia.
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There seems to be some stacking artifacts Safiqul, these should be simple to fix in the stacking software you are using.
Look where the antenna meets the hair line and the top corners of the eyes.
Other than those artifacts it is a nice image.
Look where the antenna meets the hair line and the top corners of the eyes.
Other than those artifacts it is a nice image.
Thank you very much for your valuable comment Andy. Appreciated. Can you pl guide me how to fix it? Im really concern on it.
Hi Safiqul, there is a retouching option in Helicon where you can choose a single source image from all your images after you have stacked them, and then just use a brush to retouch the areas that have artifacts. You can do this as many times as you need to.
So if you have an area with artifacts, you choose an original source image that is in focus for that area and just brush that part back into the rendered image.
I probably do not explain it very well here but it is pretty simple to do, it just takes time.
This video shows the method:
Hi Safiqul, other than retouching the rendered pictures using the single originals as Andy well explained, you can also retuch from a rendered method.
As a beginner in using Helicon, i normally render with all three methods and if necessary i use any of the three rendered pictures for retouching. Hope this can help.
As a beginner in using Helicon, i normally render with all three methods and if necessary i use any of the three rendered pictures for retouching. Hope this can help.