Focus Stacked Macro Image #190

Focus stacked image created from 48 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

Here I present to you some images that I have created of a dandelion fairy.

The images were technically challenging but I'm not sure that artistically they are the best. To me some of them seemed to be too busy in both the foreground and background so the viewing eye does not know where to look.

Let me know what you think.

Any how, here they are.

The images below took over 100 separate merged shots each to create.

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
@brianhphotos

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humaidi (72) · 4 years ago

the photos are very nice,

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brianhphotos (63) · 4 years ago

Thanks very much mate

You are wel,,,😃

art-venture (75) · 4 years ago

Dandelion looks great in macro but also in focus stacking the details look cool! I like your last photo and the colours :)

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Thank you. Yes the last photo took a lot of shots to focus stack, it was lit by natural light and a soft box from the other side which I think gives it the different colours.