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Only my third attempt at focus stacking, this one took 14 images to make. It shows aphids on a plant that is producing a bud that is about to flower. Aphids are very interesting biologically because of their many symbioses, but also because some species have been doing the GMO thing for a few million years, having achieved the ability to synthesize carotenoids by lateral gene transfer from a fungus. They also engage in cloning, producing eggs by parthenogenesis. They are able to survive on plant sap because of an obligate endosymbiosis with a specialised bacterium. All in all, rather cool critters.
12 frame focus stack using helicon remote to control the camera from an android phone and ZereneStacker for stacking the images
My first experiment with focus stacking using Enfuse, shots were aligned using Hugin
Enfuse Command Line:
--HardMask --wContrast=1 --wExposure=0.001 --wSaturation=0.001
Crop from focus stack of cyclamen ovary shot at 3.4:1.
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This my first attempt at focus stacking with the Laowa 65mm 2.8. It has been taken at full magnification 2:1 and I only used three exposures as a first attempt.
Experiments with focus stacking, over 30 images, Zerene Stacker trial version, Neewer Pro 4way focusing rail slider, Nikon D750, Nikon 105mm f2.8 G AF-S VR IF ED Micro Nikkor Lens, Nissin flashgun
Stack aus vier Einzelaufnahmen um von der Blüte bis zu den Flügelspitzen eine durchgehende Scharfzeichnung zu erreichen.
P. S. Es war windig und die denkbar schlechteste Tageszeit für Schmetterlingsfotos
Dendrobium orchid. An attempt at a focus stack after a very good lecture at York Photographic Society by Justin Garner on macro photography. This isn't perfect so I need to hone my technique but it is quite a good record.
Taken at 1.5:1 and focus stacked from 5 pics, stigma and anthers in a rhodadendron bloom
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for 3-D version