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Mar 21, 2009 23:37 |  #1

Here are few pictures the first one taken with 60mm +3 Kenko ext tubes, rest with just 60mm.

Now when taking a pic of something really close like that, how do i focus stack to have more of the flower infocus?

Thanks for any help and cc, I'm just getting started with macro and so far it's been real fun and chaleging!
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Mar 22, 2009 01:00 |  #2

Nice ones :)
I'd play around a bit more with apertures to get good DOF (upto say F16 with flash if necessary) before trying focus stacking but a tutorial on it here http://www.wonderfulph​otos.com …les/macro/focus​_stacking/ (external link)

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Mar 23, 2009 14:04 |  #3

check out the write up.. seems simple enough, but i bet it takes patience and practice :) You do some amazing work Brian.


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