Jewelry Photography Tutorial: Focus Stacking and Bracketing
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Uploaded by LearnMyShot on Nov 8, 2010
to learn more about this technique visit: http://learnmyshot.com/Focus-Stacking-and-Bracketing-Technique-for-Marco-Jewe...
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Very helpful sir. :)
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Леша, спасибо за видео. Отличный и очень ценный урок.
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Funny, but really helpful! :)
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Brilliant
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In general using remote focusing with a proper fixed macro lens is superior to Manual focusing rails for a number of reasons: 1 - the perspective does not change 2 - no chance to bump/slightly move the camera 3- can be fully automated with software e.g Combine ZP (free) or Helicon Focus - some shots require 80-100 images, can you imagine doing that one little knob twiddle at a time?
Whilst the actual image size does change with remote lens focusing - the stacking software handles this easily
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In general using remote focusing with a proper fixed macro lens is superior to a Manual focusing rails for a number of reasons: 1 - the perspective does not change 2 - no chance to bump/slightly move the camera 3- can be fully automated with software e.g Combine ZP (free) or Helicon Focus - some shots require 80-100 images, can you imagine doing that one little knob twiddle at a time?
Whilst the actual image size does change with remote lens focusing - the stacking software handles this easily
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Thanks alot! This method it's much better than buy an expensive tilt-shift lens for fucusing the entire object.
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But doesn't moving the camera towards the subject increase it in size as well? What about the parallax effect error as well?
EyesOnSkies 6 months ago
@EyesOnSkies hi Sorry missed your question. Yes moving the camera towards will increase in size. Simply leave extra room for crop. Parallx effect ... hmmm never happened to me
LearnMyShot 6 months ago
Is focus stacking possible on earlier versions of photoshop?
ttishbite 11 months ago
@ttishbite cs4 has it, cs 3 had something like... file-> scripts> load into stack-> and then you can manually paint the mask.....
not sure if cs 2 had it.....
LearnMyShot 11 months ago
Good stuff! Spasibo!
ThePhotobot 1 year ago
@ThePhotobot Spasibo Vam,:)
LearnMyShot 1 year ago