What is Focus Stacking? How to Get Your Best Macro Photos

The act of focus stacking is one of the most important and best ways to get the sharpest macro photos. While photographers, for years, would just stop the lens down and use off-camera lighting, that's not always necessary now.

Instead, you can shoot wide open and then focus the lens at different distances to create a better image with more natural light. And this is really advantageous when you're in the great outdoors because it means you can pack that much lighter. So let's talk about how focus stacking can help you get a better photo and how to do it. .

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2023-2-16 02:00

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Hands-on with the Sony 135mm F1.8 GM

A relatively lightweight lens for portraiture, weddings, sports Sony has just announced the FE 135mm F1. 8 G Master (GM) lens, its 9th GM lens and 31st native full-frame E-mount lens. According to Sony, the GM line promises both 'high resolution and exquisite bokeh', and our initial impressions after shooting with the lens are certainly positive. dpreview.com »

2019-02-27 17:00

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5 Great Street Photography Tips

Be patient The most important thing I’ve learnt about street photography is just how much of a difference patience can make. While the ability to respond quickly is key to capturing a spontaneous situation, being able to foresee a moment and waiting for that critical point takes discipline. digitalrev.com »

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