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Your photo convinced me to buy the software Helicon Focus. I have 3 months to decide if I want a lifetime subscription. So far, it has improved my photo stacking capabilities. Now I need to improve my technique. Thanks for letting us know about this software.

My second try is with 4 photos stacked. Helicon B method.

This is my first acceptable attempt at using the Helicon focus stacking program, method B. And I like it. Now I know I need to work on my photography skills at getting all the image in focus.

Looks like he's about to get a stabbing backside surprise.

Excellent

And another consideration

This was another consideration.

This photo is much sharper on my computer. It is one I was considering for the weekly contest "Natural Light".

This was one of my finalist for this weeks natural light. This is almost straight out of camera. The only thing I did was to take out a few distracting leaves.

The yellow rose is stunning and worth all the effort you put into the programing!

I like both photos but favor the Black and white slightly over the color.

In case my EXIF data doesn't show up, taken 8/30/24 at 9:26:48 am. ISO 6400, 500mm, F8, 1/2500 Taken with a Nikon D500

This little bee is about a 3/8 of an inch long. EXIF 100 mm, F20 , 1/800 8/21/24 at 5:40 pm/

I was going to enter this photo in our weekly contest but, then I guess a spider is not an insect.