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Are my macro photos in focus? Photos attached. Newbie needing advice!
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<blockquote data-quote="Fred Kingston_RIP" data-source="post: 186939" data-attributes="member: 10742"><p>Adam... A tripod will greatly improve your shots from a couple of perspectives... First, it greatly improves your stability... which will improve your images... secondarily, it gives you a base to work from... I won't go into the issue of DOF because the others have already done an excellent job discussing that issue... Once on a tripod, and understanding the depth of field issue, you can take multiple shots of the subject, manually changing your focus with each shot... The technique is referred to as focus stacking... there is software that stacks the multiple images you took with the different focus points, and creates a single image with all the parts in focus... If you search on YouTube for "focus stacking" you'll find many tutorials that take you through the process... and show you the results...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Fred Kingston_RIP, post: 186939, member: 10742"] Adam... A tripod will greatly improve your shots from a couple of perspectives... First, it greatly improves your stability... which will improve your images... secondarily, it gives you a base to work from... I won't go into the issue of DOF because the others have already done an excellent job discussing that issue... Once on a tripod, and understanding the depth of field issue, you can take multiple shots of the subject, manually changing your focus with each shot... The technique is referred to as focus stacking... there is software that stacks the multiple images you took with the different focus points, and creates a single image with all the parts in focus... If you search on YouTube for "focus stacking" you'll find many tutorials that take you through the process... and show you the results... [/QUOTE]
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