Floral Focus Stacking
Flower Photography: Focus Stacking - Learning with Experts
It's usually recommended to use your lens's optimum aperture for this, which is usually around f/5.6 or f/8. There is no limit to the number of shots you can ...
MACRO PHOTOGRAPHY FOCUS STACKING IN THE GARDEN
I had a gorgeous morning out with the cosmos, capturing their beauty. I decided to pull out the tripod and work on focus stacking to get all ...
At 12 mm and F 8 it can focus really close and one can use this technique to stack small things like butterflies or flowers into the landscape.
Flowers with focus stacking - General - Micro 43 (Four Thirds) Talk
Focus stacking is a great way to get a lot of the subject in focus whilst using a lower f number to retain a blurred background.
The Making of a Photo #1 – Focus Stacking Flowers
I cover the creative and technical choices behind a photo that I've been working on. This is intended to give an overview of the important decisions.
Florals - Focus Stacked - Dennis Rainville Fine Art Photography
Flowers are one of my favorite macro subjects to photograph. I really like working with different varieties of flowers; each one is distinct and beautiful ...
Floral Focus Stacking (Macro Magic) - Suzette Says...
Floral Focus Stacking (Macro Magic) ... Today I am sharing my newfound skill set with macro! I am completely obsessed with flowers, as many of you know, and I ...
How I focus stack macro images: Macro flower and water droplet
I show how I focus stack a macro image of a flower and water droplet, including the macro lens and lighting used and the editing process of ...
Fun with Focus Stacking | Beautiful Flower Pictures Blog
The way I do it is to use a technique called focus stacking. Basically, I take multiple images of the same scene using a different focal point ...
Focus-Stacking Season - Michael Frye Photography
I typically use f/16 for focus-stacking sequences, because on all my lenses that's the smallest aperture I can use before getting objectionable ...
Focus Stacking – Something New for Me
The principle behind focus stacking is to capture anywhere from 5 to 50 images of the subject, each with relatively wide aperture and rather shallow depth of ...
Focus Stacking Flowers — Todd Henson Photography
Focus stacking is used when you're not able to capture everything you desire in the photo in sharp focus.
How Stack Focus Reveals What the Eye Often Misses - Nikon
The D850 DSLR features a built-in focus stacking feature. David Leaser shows how he uses it to create stunning flowers images that are larger than life.
Shooting Flowers with Helicon Focus, by Russ Greene
... images for stacking indoors where there is no wind to blow your subjects around. When photographing a flower I look for different angles to shoot it from.
Macro At Home With Just One Light (Tutorial with focus stacking ...
This week's easy macro photography tutorial includes the settings and lighting I use to take close up images of a dried flower.
Focus Stacking: The Ultimate Guide (With Step-By-Step Instructions)
... aster flowers focus stacked. Step 4: Blend the images ... Tips and tricks for improving your image stacks. Focus stacking ...
Focus stacking, a simple technique leading to incredible results ...
The flowers don't look so small that they require extreme macro and thus a shallow DoF. It honestly seems like the photos turned out this way ...
A permanent display of selected focus stack specimens is maintained outside the Neil A. Harriman Herbarium in Halsey Science building on the UW Oshkosh campus.
Gerlach Nature Photography Focus Stacking Article
Shoot the lens wide open, perhaps f/4, and stack you way through the blossom. The flower will be perfectly sharp and the background and foreground will look ...
Floral Showhouse HHFS - Small Sensor Photography by Thomas Stirr
Yesterday I visited Niagara Falls and took the opportunity to create some Floral Showhouse HHFS (handheld focus stacking) photographs.