@scenic.snapper: most beginner photographers have never heard of this technique before, but it actually means your entire photo is sharp. so if you wanna know how to take sharp photos, try this on your camera. this series helps you learn photography properly

dnl.frames :

does it good enough? I need some tips

Hobby Farmer :

Honestly this should just be a file format with all the pieces merged into one file. It can be compressed well with all the similar content. Then a slider could adjust in camera setting the file as is and dropping all excess data (minus the components to one raw file). Or just keep it as is and import one file so your software knows “hey, this is one file”.

johnny :

what camera does he have?

Alper🐦‍⬛ :

we need more tips for dslr cameras..

Andrew Sparkes :

Try finding out your hyperfocal distance, then set the correct aperture for that focal length. Maximises DofF much simpler than focus stacking. You can use the aperture if you know where to set your focus point. This method is best for wide angle lenses though. 👍🏻

.swim_shady :

Hand held focus stacking?

Lucky Jay :

hey, I am new here and I am Nigeria what camera can I get as a beginner

Michelle Schnieper🇨🇭 :

can older cameras do this??. i have a nikon d7000

NikoD :

𝙻𝚞𝚌𝚊 ✶ :

Is this good for a dummy?

🐙🚦Joe🚦🐙 :

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