Mushrooms are perfect for focus stacking!I really like the focus stacking with these subjects.
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Mushrooms are perfect for focus stacking!I really like the focus stacking with these subjects.
I do not know. Just a 2015 smartphone.How many watt-seconds is that Samsung?
There is also a halo in Henry's picture but very tiny. It is a unavoidable problem if near subject covers a far one. Another reason to frame carefully!My few attempts at focus stacking left me with several halos to remove afterwards
Beautiful. Did you hand hold or use a tripod?Tested the RF35 today with the R5 in-body focus bracketing:
Iso 200, f/1.8, 1/400, 11 frames
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Nicely done, Nemorino. Minimalist mushrooms?Tested the RF35 today with the R5 in-body focus bracketing:
Iso 200, f/1.8, 1/400, 11 frames
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Great image, Maximilian! Lemmings walking off a cliff come to mind.
Thank you! A couple of attempts had halos like that. I gather there is a way to fix those by masking layers and whatnot, but that's beyond me at the moment. Luckily one method in Helicon worked just fine.That’s quite neat, HenryL. My few attempts at focus stacking left me with several halos to remove afterwards. I like the gloss on the righthand mushroom.
It's a startling colour - and I only see them in one particular spot (every couple of years).Nicely done, Jethro. I really like the blue one.
Smurf village?
Those are beautiful! great shotAmanita Muscaria - focus stacked using manual focus with M5 & 28mm macro, stacked with Helicon Focus 7.View attachment 199978View attachment 199979
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Thank You!
Another test R5, RF35 @ f/7.1, 23 frames
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Above I mentioned the unavoidable halos caused by diffused subjects in front of another.
Thin subjects are sometimes very difficult:
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Rendering with another method of helicon
Nicely done. I especially like the first wide angle shot, stacking 23 photos. Viewed full frame, I feel like I'm right there, crawling around, checking out your mushrooms.@Click
Thank You!
Another test R5, RF35 @ f/7.1, 23 frames
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Above I mentioned the unavoidable halos caused by diffused subjects in front of another.
Thin subjects are sometimes very difficult:
View attachment 199950
Rendering with another method of helicon