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<blockquote data-quote="J-see" data-source="post: 389631" data-attributes="member: 31330">Something is creating sharpness indeed but it is still interesting that PS can compose sharpness out of two blurred shots. If that would work for all angles we shoot, there's be some possibilities when mixing apertures. The sharpness is not &quot;true&quot; sharpness in the sense it matches reality but that matters less.Btw, the shots are identical, I'm using a tripod.Also, all three shots are sharpened in post but that process couldn't pull the additional sharpness out of the original shots so maybe there's some method to use this as a better sharpening technique.I tried another to check if angles matter. Apparently not. Two identical shots at different aperture is all that's required.[ATTACH]128294[/ATTACH][ATTACH]128295[/ATTACH][ATTACH]128296[/ATTACH]Even if I can't so anything else with it, as an overlay to sharpen tripod macro shots it would serve a purpose.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="J-see, post: 389631, member: 31330"] Something is creating sharpness indeed but it is still interesting that PS can compose sharpness out of two blurred shots. If that would work for all angles we shoot, there's be some possibilities when mixing apertures. The sharpness is not "true" sharpness in the sense it matches reality but that matters less. Btw, the shots are identical, I'm using a tripod. Also, all three shots are sharpened in post but that process couldn't pull the additional sharpness out of the original shots so maybe there's some method to use this as a better sharpening technique. I tried another to check if angles matter. Apparently not. Two identical shots at different aperture is all that's required. [ATTACH=CONFIG]128294._xfImport[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=CONFIG]128295._xfImport[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=CONFIG]128296._xfImport[/ATTACH] Even if I can't so anything else with it, as an overlay to sharpen tripod macro shots it would serve a purpose. [/QUOTE]

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