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<blockquote data-quote="tvdrss" data-source="post: 279157" data-attributes="member: 22781">Thank you all again, you are very helpful.Nickt said it right, I watched the video on focus stacking and unfortunately that would not be a suitable option, although its great, it just wont work for us with the amount of photos we need to take daily. We do need the straight on &quot;overhead&quot; view of our parts.&nbsp; We want them to be an accurate representation of the item and allow our customers to read barcode stickers and silk screening as well as view components, holes, etc.The F# we have been using is 7.1&nbsp;&nbsp; if we change this, will it help?Also, yes, the pictures do seem dark on some screens and not others, the overall consensus is that they could be brighter though if possible. I like not having to buy a macro lens if possible, but am willing to spend the money if I have to.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; If you think I can fix this issue with simple settings then that is great!Thanks again!Tim</blockquote>

[QUOTE="tvdrss, post: 279157, member: 22781"] Thank you all again, you are very helpful. Nickt said it right, I watched the video on focus stacking and unfortunately that would not be a suitable option, although its great, it just wont work for us with the amount of photos we need to take daily. We do need the straight on "overhead" view of our parts. We want them to be an accurate representation of the item and allow our customers to read barcode stickers and silk screening as well as view components, holes, etc. The F# we have been using is 7.1 if we change this, will it help? Also, yes, the pictures do seem dark on some screens and not others, the overall consensus is that they could be brighter though if possible. I like not having to buy a macro lens if possible, but am willing to spend the money if I have to. If you think I can fix this issue with simple settings then that is great! Thanks again! Tim [/QUOTE]

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