The Dreaded Halo - an advanced focus stacking tutorial
/Why halo happens and how to avoid or fix it - an advanced focus stacking tutorial
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Why halo happens and how to avoid or fix it - an advanced focus stacking tutorial
Read MoreEverything you ever wanted to know about photographing bees in flight from Australian macro photographer, Bruce Malcolm - Part interview, part tutorial, and a lot of fast talking!
Read MorePart I in a three part series where I look at the world’s two most popular focus stacking software programs and help you choose the right one for you. In Part I we take a close look at these two programs to find out what they really are.
Read MoreIn the second part of Helicon or Zerene we take a look at samples of the 4,000 test images that were take to generate the comparison stacks. In Part III we will draw some conclusions and I will make a few recommendations.
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