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    Pink crab apple

    Here is an indoor shot of crab apple blossoms with a Canon 180 mm L Macro lens. Lighting was a single, small softbox, white mat board reflector and black foam core background. Too windy outside for macro shooting today. Hope you like it.

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    Re: Pink crab apple

    Works for me Paul, nicely done.

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    That is a surprising DoF for a macro, Paul. Did you use Focus Stacking to accomplish that or was F/16 sufficient? Really well done!

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    Looks good from here, I like it. Nice work.

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    Re: Pink crab apple

    Nicely done Paul great dof.

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    Re: Pink crab apple

    Thank you for your kind comments. Yes, this was a stack focusing using two shots. Stack focusing is my preferred technique whenever conditions will permit it. I almost always shoot from a tripod so that I can get critical focus. I use Helicon Focus software to combine the stack.

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    Re: Pink crab apple

    Quote Originally Posted by PRSearls View Post
    Thank you for your kind comments. Yes, this was a stack focusing using two shots. Stack focusing is my preferred technique whenever conditions will permit it. I almost always shoot from a tripod so that I can get critical focus. I use Helicon Focus software to combine the stack.

    Paul S
    Well done, Paul. Using an appropriate technique, as you have done here, can really help raise the bar for outstanding images.

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