Why do you stack your images? What happens if you dont get end to end sharpness? Do you think stacked photos should be a different category than single shot photos in macro?
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That is intresting topic and asking
, will be great to hear about someonewho have more experiences with this..Itself I've been tried some of times to do it in camera, photoshop.. , in Photoshop it has gone quite well... by lot of tryings..
But it need so lot of time.. in my opinon.. so , maybe better to do the picture by good exift using, lights and editing..
What the anothers can say about ?
In the forum is lot of photographers who can get good answer for the theme
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Personally I think that it depends on the subject.
Some subjects such as extreme close ups of insects need to be stacked but for example flowers often look better with a limited dof.
As for being in a different category, my view is that its just another tool to obtain an image and it`s the image that matters (long answer for no)
Some subjects such as extreme close ups of insects need to be stacked but for example flowers often look better with a limited dof.
As for being in a different category, my view is that its just another tool to obtain an image and it`s the image that matters (long answer for no)
I'm really someone who wants to have all details of the flower or the insect on my picture. But sometime less is more and it looks better to take one picture with a low DOF than to take a whole stack. It's a phiosophical question... isn't it? Both have their advantages.
And behind 1:1 the DOF is too small for a single shot. Even f32 won't work for this.
And behind 1:1 the DOF is too small for a single shot. Even f32 won't work for this.
The question is. Do you need to? Unless it's for a scientific paper it's a matter of artistic perspective.. Right?
I agree, but can you mostly see it. A small flower or a bug which is completly sharp from the front to the back cannot be photographed with only one picture.
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There is still good asking, how to do it the focus stracking in best way.. and safe time..
there is so lot of time today to do it Is never so simly answer as we thinking about
Just curious....see the attached picture. How would have stacking improved it?
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I never done any stacking
Shan , but that picture for looks brilliant, very sharp and all bee is in focus. I don't think needs to be improved.