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Focus stack of 60 shot using Panasonic FZ1000 HS burst mode (50fps) Raynox 250, Helicon focus stacking software
"Fuchsia Cluster #2" by Patti Deters. Four hanging flowers and buds make for a pretty piece of art. The pinkish red and lavender purple blooms are big, soft, and very attractive in hanging baskets. A slight variation on #1 in this series. Please enjoy more of my (botanic and more!) images at patti-deters.pixels.com.
2021-147 Very Tiny Text - I didn't realize the shadows cast by some of the text on the twenty dollar bill were actually made up of more text.
Sandblasted and painted Testtubes.
Light setup:
1 Flash with 6cm Honeycomb from the right flashing into the tubes.
1 Flash with 20cm Softbox at front.
PP: Focus-Stacked from 20 exposures
14 images auto-aligned and auto-blended in Photoshop. According to PhotoPills calculator the DOF was 0.29 inches. Looks like I may have missed a couple of edges. Next attempt I'll shoot at f/11 which will have a DOF of 1.16 inches. A little more manageable.
Agrilus graminis female
Houyet, Belgium, 9.VII.2021
Body length : 7.5 mm
- Focus stack of 39-63 images
- Olympus 60mm macro
- Olympus OM-D E-M1 Mark II
- High res mode
Finally a more good focusstack. He stayed so long on the same place i could even lower my iso to 400. Picture exist out of 3 pics with differen focuspoints. Next time i will try with more for a more sharp pic. Nikon D3100 + Sigma 105 mm Macro + photoshop
59 images taken with 50D and MP-E 65mm at 5x using 0.06mm steps with a Cognisys StackShot and stacked in Zerene Stacker. Lit with MT-24EX @ 1/16 with diffusion gels.
Focus stacking via photomerge in CS5. I used re-focusing rather focus plane micro movement. There are 7 photos in the stack. Finer focusing and using higher aperture would have been better. I used f5.6. Plus, I used the 24-105mm which is not a macro lens. See the next two photos for example of the original focus plane.