One of the clever new features found in Adobe Photoshop CS4 was the ability to combine different images of the same object and combine their areas of sharpness to increase the depth of field. In this video Gavin Hoey www.gavtrain.com demonstrates how to line up the images and then stack their focus point. For more photography and Photoshop tips check out my blog at http Length: 00:03:26 |
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Focus stacking in Photoshop CS4
Macro Photography: Focus Stacking 101
In this video tutorial I will go though the process of focus stacking using Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 3 and Adobe Photoshop CS5 Extended. Length: 00:09:09 |
Focus stacking, very simple
Getting the correct focus can sometimes be very difficult, focus stacking can be a great solution. By taking several images at varying focus settings without moving the camera or subject, then by using a stacking program or Photoshop CS , we can combine the images too achieve on sharp image, this opens a new world to macro , still life and product photography. Length: 00:06:23 |
Focus Stacking in Photoshop CS5
A tutorial showing you how to stack images together to increase depth of field. You can try it for yourself by going to www.russorr.co.uk and clicking on "Techniques". Keep your eye open for more tutorials and practise shots coming soon. Length: 00:02:47 |
Focus Stacking Ep 107: Take & Make Great Photography with Gavin Hoey: Adorama Photography TV
www.adorama.com Adorama Photography TV Presents Take & Make Great Photos with Gavin Hoey. Getting a good depth of field in your photos is ideal for landscape photography but if you really want to add drama then you need to go for an extreme depth of field using a technique known as focus stacking. Join Gavin Hoey as he shows you how you can take multiple photos at different focus points and then follow Gavin in to Photoshop CS6 where he'll show you a quick technique for combining the images together and stacking their focus. Adorama Photography TV features talented hosts including Mark Wallace, Gavin Hoey, Joe McNally, Joe DiMaggio, Tamara Lackey, Bryan Peterson, and Rich Harrington. Related Products Canon 5D Mark II www.adorama.com Canon 24-105mm L f/4 IS www.adorama.com Joby Gorillapod SLR - Zoom www.adorama.com Adobe Photoshop Extended CS6 Image Editing Software www.adorama.com www.adorama.com Adobe Production Premium CS6 Software www.adorama.com www.adorama.com Adobe Design Standard CS6 Software www.adorama.com www.adorama.com If you have questions, share them with us at: adotv@adorama.com Length: 00:07:36 |
GIMP TUTORIALS - 1 - Focus Stacking
Learn how to compose grate macro shots using the 'Focus Stacking' technique, allowing you to merge two shots together in order to increase your depth of field digitally. Read more tutorials at www.SvitekPhotos.co.cc Subscribe to my channel; More videos on the way! To do this, all you need it to download GIMP 2.6, a free software similar to ADOBE's PhotoShop. Some equipment for capturing the images - Tripod - Macro Lens (0.5x or better) - A still subject - Loose focus ring - A camera (obviously) Length: 00:02:35 |
Focus Stacking - a macro photography technique
Here's a short guide to shooting several photographs to make an ultra sharp close focus shot. Peter Bargh explains how to shoot, and then what software will combine the shots to give you ultra sharp results. Length: 00:03:28 |
Focus Stacking in Photoshop
A quick focus stacking tutorial in Photoshop. I created this tutorial after moving to a Mac full time and realising there were very few focus stacking apps out there for free. Having used Combine for many years, I wanted to try Photoshop out. This tutorial is relevant to PC and Mac users with Photoshop CS5 or above. Length: 00:02:16 |
Focus Stacking with Photoshop CS5
This video shows you how to use focus stacking to create an image with a large depth of field. Photoshop CS5 is used to stack the images. With a little help from Bridge. Length: 00:04:07 |