Focus Stacked Macro Image #191
Focus stacked image created from 78 separate shots at F8, 1/2sec, ISO200.
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- Images taken with the Olympus E-M1 III and 60mm Olympus macro lens + 26mm extension tube and 2x converter
- Stacked with Zerene Stacker
- Edited with Capture One and Aurora hdr
Below are shots from the start, middle and end of the stack.
If you like my macro images and would like to try focus stacking yourself then please take a look at my tutorial, see links below
Part 1 Introduction
Part 2 Preparing Insects
Part 3 Preparing Flowers
Part 4 Equipment
Part 5 Shooting the stack
Part 6 Processing the stack
Part 7 Editing the stack
Part 8 Final Summary
Thanks for taking a look at my photography
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Greetings @brianhphotos. Spectacular all the photographs. Good luck!.
Thanks very much.
Amazing macrophotography! This is perfect! 😄 Thank you for sharing!
Thank you.
very good photo, animal is clearly visible, and very beautiful when i see it, good luck always @brianhphotos
Thank you.
You are welcome
Wow amazing,,😗😗
Thanks
You are wel,,
Beautiful images. Excellent work. Regards @brianhphotos
Thank you
Wow, this is so amazing.
Your drawing is very detailed.
All the voices in his eyes were clearly visible.
Thanks
Welcome...
The beauty that I see, your pictures are very detailed. I'm always in awe of your work. Greetings, brother.
Thank you, greetings back to you.
Yes, thank you.
Holly shit. I didn't know Olympus had this. However, the animal needs to be super calm right? I know for the machine which is moving your camera forth and back for microns but didn't know for that feature Olympus have. Amazing work!
Thanks.
Yes, Olympus cameras are great for macro. The fly was dead so I did not have to worry about it moving.
After I posted this I realized that the colour balance was off but couldn't correct because I had removed the original raw files. Any how here is another image of the same fly with better colours
Crips as a razor! Love it, man. Do you usually work with dead models :)?
Haha, yes when it comes to flies, this causes some issues but it's easier than trying to shoot a stack of 50 shots and hope that the fly does not move.
Wow #brian these are really awesome clicks
Thank you.
AMAZING picture! I love insect and happened to just see this post. Wow, it is literally one of the best macro picture that I've seen that was not in magazine. All the perfect detailed / focused eyes and the tricones o the plant . This is terrific work, I'm following for sure!
Thank you very much.
Here's another one of the same fly with better colours.
😃 this is very nice of you do this this little extra. Its going to be a great wallpaper! Thanks!
You're welcome.