Before and after...
Aug 22, 2017 21:35:27 #
A couple of years ago I did a stack of image for a flower. It did not work as well as I could hope.
The stack was slightly off (check the blurred areas) but more than anything the color balance was off.
Using something I learned this afternoon I was able to make this much better. I just hope I had done a better job stacking the images in the first place but then again you need to be nuts to try shooting a stack handheld.
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The stack was slightly off (check the blurred areas) but more than anything the color balance was off.
Using something I learned this afternoon I was able to make this much better. I just hope I had done a better job stacking the images in the first place but then again you need to be nuts to try shooting a stack handheld.
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Aug 23, 2017 07:54:09 #
Aug 23, 2017 07:59:20 #
Really nicely done, Rong...
--Bob
--Bob
Rongnongno wrote:
A couple of years ago I did a stack of image for a flower. It did not work as well as I could hope.
The stack was slightly off (check the blurred areas) but more than anything the color balance was off.
Using something I learned this afternoon I was able to make this much better. I just hope I had done a better job stacking the images in the first place but then again you need to be nuts to try shooting a stack handheld.
.
The stack was slightly off (check the blurred areas) but more than anything the color balance was off.
Using something I learned this afternoon I was able to make this much better. I just hope I had done a better job stacking the images in the first place but then again you need to be nuts to try shooting a stack handheld.
.
Aug 23, 2017 08:34:29 #
Ronsh
Loc: Floresville,Tx.
Rongnongno wrote:
A couple of years ago I did a stack of image for a flower. It did not work as well as I could hope.
The stack was slightly off (check the blurred areas) but more than anything the color balance was off.
Using something I learned this afternoon I was able to make this much better. I just hope I had done a better job stacking the images in the first place but then again you need to be nuts to try shooting a stack handheld.
.
The stack was slightly off (check the blurred areas) but more than anything the color balance was off.
Using something I learned this afternoon I was able to make this much better. I just hope I had done a better job stacking the images in the first place but then again you need to be nuts to try shooting a stack handheld.
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Looks good to me, I need to learn how to that plus the pp that goes with it. But it looks like you nailed these two.
Aug 23, 2017 08:36:00 #
Ronsh
Loc: Floresville,Tx.
Rongnongno wrote:
A couple of years ago I did a stack of image for a flower. It did not work as well as I could hope.
The stack was slightly off (check the blurred areas) but more than anything the color balance was off.
Using something I learned this afternoon I was able to make this much better. I just hope I had done a better job stacking the images in the first place but then again you need to be nuts to try shooting a stack handheld.
.
The stack was slightly off (check the blurred areas) but more than anything the color balance was off.
Using something I learned this afternoon I was able to make this much better. I just hope I had done a better job stacking the images in the first place but then again you need to be nuts to try shooting a stack handheld.
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Did the top one have a green cast to hold shot
Aug 23, 2017 11:23:49 #
Aug 28, 2017 17:49:40 #
Heather Iles
Loc: UK, Somerset
Rongnongno wrote:
A couple of years ago I did a stack of image for a flower. It did not work as well as I could hope.
The stack was slightly off (check the blurred areas) but more than anything the color balance was off.
Using something I learned this afternoon I was able to make this much better. I just hope I had done a better job stacking the images in the first place but then again you need to be nuts to try shooting a stack handheld.
.
The stack was slightly off (check the blurred areas) but more than anything the color balance was off.
Using something I learned this afternoon I was able to make this much better. I just hope I had done a better job stacking the images in the first place but then again you need to be nuts to try shooting a stack handheld.
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Clever old you Ron. It is good to see you showing your work.
So that is what you have to do to get flowers to look like yours. I will have to look at a few videos. Thanks for sharing it and I like it a lot. Perhaps you will have another attempt at the stack.
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