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So, since I approach Flickr from a right to left point of view, we will show the original unadulterated image first (previous image), followed by the software manipulation. Got kind of miffed at all the tricks the flowers played on me and definitely did not feel like going outside contending with the snow and cool temperatures. How long has it been since I played chess? Way too many years. Decided to take a shot at the neglected game and then after looking at the outcome which was not too bad and I kind of could have let go as an artistic shot, decided to try my hand at focus stacking because I had recently seen some great examples of that by some of you. Now, how to do that when all you have is PSE? Well, you look for plug-ins and there is, as it turns out, a really great one out there by the name of ElementsXXL. It’s not free but they allow you to use it for 14 days before you have to pay up. Right up my alley. So, really what took the longest here is finding the appropriate plug-in and the fact that I had to repeat my series of shots because I missed two in the first series. The result is based on a series of 8 shots one each for the appropriate focus on each pawn and piece behind pawn. How will I apply this newfound knowledge to bird shooting? I have absolutely no idea but am pretty sure that I will eventually figure it out once I …
Focusstack 12 Pictures, Lumix S5; Sigma 105mm DG DN 105mm f2.8 @ f11, 12 x 0,5s, ISO 100, tripod, e-shutter, natural morninglight
I bought this chrysanthemum cluster at a nursery to practice focus stacking. Behind the flowers is a green patterned swath of fabric, but with a blue LED light shining on it. I set the camera to take 80 frames, and blended them with Helicon Focus.
From my Red Water series...I found this holly leaf perched on a small rock in the stream. It reminded me of a coracle that had been pulled ashore. A tricky one to compose, shoot and process; this is focus stack of 2.5, 5 and 15s exposures.
Spent a week up at Binalong Bay. My most favourite part of the island. Perfect weather and plenty of frames taken - a few more beach pics will surface eventually.
This is an 'accidental' focus stack composite with the GRiii. I missed focus on the shell with the first frame but got it on the second but then I really liked that splash along the wave front in the first so I spliced 'em :-)
Ricoh GRiii, Ricoh GR lens, 18.3mm, 1/640th sec at f/11, ISO 100.
This is a crane fly I found dead in front of the window. Several legs were broken, but the antennas were intact.
These horseshoes are hanging on the wall in the 1827 Barn at Wright-Locke Farm. The barn housed the horses that were used in the fields and to pull the farm's cart. It's the oldest structure at the farm, founded in 1638. This is a 45-frame focus stack.
Stout scaly weevil (9mm, id. unknown; Celeuthetini, Curculionidae).
Collection specimen from the Solomon islands (South Pacific, Solomon Islands, Guadalcanal, 80-250 m, near Lunga river, 5-15 km SE. from Barana vill., December 2013).
Studio work with a staged specimen. Focus stack based on 280 images; assembled in Zerene Stacker (Dmap & Pmax). Sony A7Rm5, 2x teleconverter, Sony FE 100mm f/2.8 macro GM OSS; ISO-100, f/6.3, 1/30 sec, -1 exp. comp., diffused LED light (Nanlite Forza 60BII). Image 16mm high.
Le mètre de poche de mon grand-père
My grand-father's measuring tape
Stack de 12 photos développées avec Dxo PhotoLab et assemblées avec Photoshop
Eclairage artificiel
It's based on a recipe from Spain called "Menestra", that comes initially from Italy, but with some personal additions.
Picture taken at Pozuelo de Alarcón, Madrid, Spain
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Está basada en una receta española llamada "Menestra", que viene inicialmente de Italua, pero a la que he añadido algunas opciones personales.
Foto tomada en Pozuelo de Alarcón, Madrid, España.
Macro. Focus stacking of 32 images using Helicon Focus in postproduction. Sony A7II (ILCE-7M2) with Tamron SP 90mm F/2.8 DI Macro 1:1 VC USD (F017E). Newest Version. Canon mount with Fotodiox Adapter. f4.0. 90mm. 1/30. ISO 800. Lens stabilizer off. Autofocus off. Tripod shot. Inbody Image Stabilization (IBIS) in Sony A7II OFF.
Used camera/lens combination and focus stacking equipment --> Focus Stacking Equipment.