Archibald wrote in post #19154014
Yes, Zerene has a similar capability. But I thought you said you used PS for this.
Charles, what Dennis said. Basically you find an image with the sharp antenna or leg and clone it in, then repeat for the next out of focus part.
Yes, Zerene has a similar capability. But I thought you said you used PS for this.
Charles, what Dennis said. Basically you find an image with the sharp antenna or leg and clone it in, then repeat for the next out of focus part.
Hi Ed
I tend to use PS CC when there is gross movement, such as when insect bodies move or change orientation, then I manually select the best frames to assemble the final stack but here I rely on an insect having a clean BG to help with the blending.
Where the movement is mainly antennae and/or legs with the bodies reasonably fixed between frames, and there isn't too much overlap of insect parts, then Helicon is my preferred tool.
Cheers
Dennis
