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This dragonfly was hanging in a tree. I focus stacked which is why some of the leaves bottom right look a little odd.
Focus Stacking Of Halo's Master Chief.
A Set Of 14 Pictures, Merged Using Helicon Focus.
Camera Aperture: F2.8.
Shutter Speed: 1/15.
Pat of some attempts to take some autumnal subject matter: a focus stacked Porcelain Fungus (Oudemansiella mucida), which I won't attempt to pronounce. :D
Focus bracketing with Helicon Remote for Android;
11 images, ISO 100, 50 mm, f/4, 1/125 s;
Images stacked by CombineZP.
Focus stack and merge of 106 images. Processed in Helicon Focus, Lightroom 2015.12, and Nik Color Efex 4 (Pro Contrast, Low Key, and Detail Extractor).
My second attempt at focus stacking. Twelve photos this time. I think it looks better, but still see room for much improvement.
I'm manually adjusting the focus for each shot. It ends up requiring some guesswork. I can see where a focus rail could be a lot more accurate.
10x objective on a tube lens and extension tubes. Light by a MT-24EX on friction arms. Six adapted gorillapod arms for holding subject and light modifiers
My first attempt at focus stacking. Twelve images, each with a slightly different plane of focus, were combined to produce a single image. The software used was Helicon Focus. Best viewed in original size.
Hungary. Size: 5,5mm (a prepared beetle).
Stack made from 51 exposures with the Canon MP-E 65/2.8 macro lens at 4,5×; f/3.5. Lighting with a flash from the front of the insect, diffused with a regular paper cylinder. Find the ventral view here!
