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Nov 2, 2016 14:53:03 #
lamiaceae wrote:
What you have noticed is called 'ghosting', and can be corrected by certain focus-stacking programs.My focus-stack creates a weird artificial looking flower with blurred areas due to wilting while shooting many shots.
Nov 2, 2016 22:53:05 #
Nov 2, 2016 23:40:52 #
JeffDavidson wrote:
Cruel treatment
Not sure if you meant your reply as tongue in cheek. If not, consider that all you would be doing is cooling them not freezing them to death. Since they are cold blooded animals, their biochemical processes will slow but not stop. Once they warm up they're fine. I've personally observed a fly that got into my refrigerator. It looked dead when I took it out but after a few minutes it took off flying around the room.
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Nov 3, 2016 00:03:52 #
One of the things you need is a focussing rail, one of the other things you need is stacking software such as Helcon Focus or Zerene Stacker. It is quite possible that the softness in your images is Photoshop not stacking your images very well. My method for flowers is to set the lens on f/11 and move the camera about a millimetre for each exposure
The first photo is a cactus flower is about 15 photos stacked in Zerene Stacker
The second photo is a Rhododendron flower it is about twenty photos stacked in Helicon Focus.
Both photos the lens was set at f/11 and the lens is a Sony 90mm2.8 FE shot on a Sony a6000
The first photo is a cactus flower is about 15 photos stacked in Zerene Stacker
The second photo is a Rhododendron flower it is about twenty photos stacked in Helicon Focus.
Both photos the lens was set at f/11 and the lens is a Sony 90mm2.8 FE shot on a Sony a6000
Nov 3, 2016 18:31:23 #
Nikonian72 wrote:
Short for invertebrates (insects).
This is what I understand the meaning of the word is:
plural noun: inverts
/ˈinvərt/
1. an arch constructed in an upside-down position to provide lateral support, e.g., in a tunnel.
•the concave lower surface of a sewer or drain.
2. Psychologydated
a person showing sexual inversion; a homosexual.
Nov 3, 2016 18:43:17 #
SwedeUSA2 wrote:
NONE of these definitions are applicable to macro-photography nor focus-stacking. Are you wanting to learn, or just argue?This is what I understand the meaning of the word is:
plural noun: inverts /ˈinvərt/
1. an arch constructed in an upside-down position to provide lateral support, e.g., in a tunnel. •the concave lower surface of a sewer or drain.
2. Psychologydated - a person showing sexual inversion; a homosexual.
plural noun: inverts /ˈinvərt/
1. an arch constructed in an upside-down position to provide lateral support, e.g., in a tunnel. •the concave lower surface of a sewer or drain.
2. Psychologydated - a person showing sexual inversion; a homosexual.
Nov 4, 2016 11:38:40 #
Nikonian72 wrote:
NONE of these definitions are applicable to macro-photography nor focus-stacking. Are you wanting to learn, or just argue?
I wanted to know what the poster meant by using that word!
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Nov 4, 2016 14:11:01 #
SwedeUSA2 wrote:
Already answered! Short for invertebrates, aka insects. Try to keep up!I wanted to know what the poster meant by using that word!
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