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No more shallow DOF problems.
Came across this article whilst idling away the hours.
Could really be big in macro (no pun intended) http://news-service.stanford.edu/new...ra-110205.html |
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Re: No more shallow DOF problems.
Oh...I saw that too! How cool! Ah, the age of technology!! I love living in it..... even if I don't understand how half of it works
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Re: No more shallow DOF problems.
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http://photography-on-the.net/forum/...d.php?t=113533 Interesting but I suspect you need a small super-computer to do the calculations.
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Re: No more shallow DOF problems.
I am always the last to know
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Re: No more shallow DOF problems.
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I actually thought you had used some focus stacking  Brian V.
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Re: No more shallow DOF problems.
I had no luck with focus stacking, I did manage to increase dynamic range on a still life series but that's about it.
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Re: No more shallow DOF problems.
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,here's the latest stack I've done- 6 pics in this one but I did use a tripod and macrostage. An hibiscus bud about to erupt!  Brian V.
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Re: No more shallow DOF problems.
I never seem to be able to align the images well enough to show details like hairs.
I might go large format so I can get out to F64 and have some movements to play with. |
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