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Z6/Z6ii/Z6iii
Focus shifting (landscape)
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<blockquote data-quote="Fred Kingston_RIP" data-source="post: 804815" data-attributes="member: 10742"><p>My typical workflow is to add all the NEF images to a separate folder... and then use a RAW viewer to look at the images... for Focus stacking I typically select an area in front of the near point, and an area beyond the far point... that results in images in front of and behind where I want focus... so I discard those images... I then typically run DXO's PureRaw on all the images... That cleans up any noise and runs lens correction on all the images... and converts the NEF files to DNG... I then Import the DNGs to Lightroom... If I need to make any adjustments there, I only adjust the first image in the series...and then create a pre-set for that image, and then use that pre-set and sync it with all the other images... I then EXport the images for StarStax... and bring the final image back to Lightroom for final editing</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Fred Kingston_RIP, post: 804815, member: 10742"] My typical workflow is to add all the NEF images to a separate folder... and then use a RAW viewer to look at the images... for Focus stacking I typically select an area in front of the near point, and an area beyond the far point... that results in images in front of and behind where I want focus... so I discard those images... I then typically run DXO's PureRaw on all the images... That cleans up any noise and runs lens correction on all the images... and converts the NEF files to DNG... I then Import the DNGs to Lightroom... If I need to make any adjustments there, I only adjust the first image in the series...and then create a pre-set for that image, and then use that pre-set and sync it with all the other images... I then EXport the images for StarStax... and bring the final image back to Lightroom for final editing [/QUOTE]
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