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This is a discussion on Blue Bells within the Show your photo (Color) - Landscape & Nature (flowers, mountains, storms etc.) forums, part of the Photography & Fine art photography category; MA explained it very well already. I just want to add, that you go with the camera forward (try not ...

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    MA explained it very well already. I just want to add, that you go with the camera forward (try not to rotate it) to the object and take the shots. Then you use certain Software to get the better DOF. CombineZP for example, which is Freeware, or Zerene Stacker. This one is not Freeware, but also allows rotation of the camera.

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    Or as I did once ... used layer masking and didn't move the camera at all ... tripod and different focus points with each shot.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mad Aussie View Post
    Or as I did once ... used layer masking and didn't move the camera at all ... tripod and different focus points with each shot.

    Yah...if one had more than three focus points

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mad Aussie View Post
    Sometimes people will use a stack of shots to create a huge depth of field. By adjusting the focus with each shot they can create a shot that has sharp focus from the front elements right through to the back elements. Usually not necessary with landscapes or wider angle shots but very handy for closer up or zoomed in work and also where a very low f-stop is needed that creates a narrow depth of field.
    okay so then you stack them via layers and have different elements show through? is there a tutorial on this somewhere?
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    Quote Originally Posted by kat View Post
    Yah...if one had more than three focus points
    I didn't mean the AF Points ... I mean you manually choose different points to focus on with each shot. Something close for the first shot ... a bit further into the scene for shot 2 ... etc etc.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bambi View Post
    okay so then you stack them via layers and have different elements show through? is there a tutorial on this somewhere?
    Not sure ... but it's the same same as the other layer masking technique whether sharpening etc.

    The easiest way I imagine is to get that software OWL was talking about and let that create the image for you ... like using HDR software I guess. I haven't done it this way.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mad Aussie View Post
    I didn't mean the AF Points ... I mean you manually choose different points to focus on with each shot. Something close for the first shot ... a bit further into the scene for shot 2 ... etc etc.
    Ahh..got yah. I was hoping to have another complaint to get that new camera.. booo....

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    Quote Originally Posted by kat View Post
    Ahh..got yah. I was hoping to have another complaint to get that new camera.. booo....
    Ah just flash him something nice and stick your hand out for the money!!

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