How To Focus Stack
In Landscape Photography
Focus stacking is a technique used to get tack-sharp images with an infinite depth of field. It involves capturing multiple exposures, shot at differing focus points, then blending them together in post.
This technique is mainly used when you can’t achieve the desired depth of field (DOF) in a single frame.
If you want to see how it is achieved step-by-step, check out this tutorial video.
In This Video You’ll Learn
00:00:18 – What is focus stacking?
00:00:30 – When might you want to focus stack frame?
00:01:15 – How do you do it?
00:02:48 – Let’s dive in the computer
00:03:35 – Auto-Align
00:04:24 – Auto-Blend
00:05:16 – Checking the sharpness through the frame
00:05:46 – Transform Tool to repair the edges
Want to learn more? Check out my Youtube channel or my full range of online video tutorials on landscape photography.
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