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The photos on the left are 3 of 12 photos focusing from back to front.
Bottom right is my best at F22 with focus just in front of half.
Photo top right is 12 photos stacked.
All photos are SOOC no other processing and stacked photo on default settings.
Experimenting with Focus Stacking.
This is a "silverfish" (Lepisma saccharina) of approx 4mm long.
Shot with a Laowa 25mm 2.5x-5x at 5X and F4.
I used the Cognisys Stackshot 3X at 20 micrometer intervals, 340 shots.
Two LED light sources, one from above and one camera left.
Stacked using Helicon Focus
PP in Lightroom.
my first test at limited focus stacking (just 2 images). I think I'll like this method of expanding macro DOF.
I had watched some oak moth caterpillars (and gave them Coast Live Oak leaves to eat). Here is a partly formed pupa and this organism was still moving slightly at this stage. It was about 0.5 inch (12mm) long. Here is my entire series in no particular order: www.flickr.com/search/?user_id=28867468%40N08&view_al...
My first proper attempt at focus stacking. One thing this has taught me is the importance of getting all the dust off of something before taking Macro pictures! I cleaned it (clearly badly) before I started but it looks like I dipped it in a dust mites house!
Recrystallised benzoic acid crystal structure viewed with crossed polaroids and a microscope. A 60 layer image made up from a 3 image panorama, each being stacked from about 20 images.
8 images @f8, 100 macro, focus-stacked. I kind of like the concept here - basically, more DOF than I could ever get by stopping the lens down, which eventually degrades the sharpness.
Focusstack, aus
291 Bilder, with 291 Images, Schrittweite/Step length 0,0075 mm
Kopfbreite / Headwide 2,5 mm
Massstab / Scale ca.10:1
Nikon BD Plan 10 0,25 210/0 + Novoflex Balgen + 50,8 mm Lens Tube
My first go at focus stacking, this is 10 shots all at different points of focus, the depth of field without stacking is so shallow that not all of the small holes in the middle bit were in focus. The colour might be a bit off but it is only an experiment. I quite like the effect, almost a bit 3D looking.