What is Oliver? See HERE.
This time I took 21 focus stacked photos to process using Zerine Stacker.
Why focus stacked? Close, macro, shots have very little depth of focus so each photo has a slightly different part of the plant which is in focus. Zerene Stacker does a fantastic job of picking out and putting together just those in focus parts to make one resulting photo.
Here are the photos from each end of the stack:


And the finished result using all 21 photos:

I also used Photoshop Elements 10 to darken some of the lighter background patches.
Blimy that works well!
ReplyDeleteSimon: Results can sometimes be excellent.
DeleteA grand job. I have never got into stacking but I do like the results.
ReplyDeleteAdrian: Zerene did well to cope as the branch was moving in a gentle breeze.
DeleteFantastic final image, John. Oliver is looking good!
ReplyDeleteWilma: He has done much better since I moved him where he could get full Sunlight for longer each day.
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