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Old 05-22-2009, 10:23 PM
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Default Focus stacking to achieve good DOF

Look at this article. Also, take some time to look at his pictures. They are amazing.
Macro Exercises #3 Focus stacking - Digital Grin Photography Forum
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That's cool stuff! Have you installed this software yet?
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Wow he does have some great macro shots on his site. Thanks for that link.
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I've installed and used the program and it is great! Thanks ever so much for the tip.
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Thank you for the link it's very interesting -
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It does work well on the right subjects.
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