Bruce Marriner wrote:
These are incredibly lovely photos, I also enjoy taking photos of the flowers my wife keeps in the backyard but I haven't done any with focus stacking but now I need to go try that! Very nice set.
Thanks very much Bruce
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Karl Witt wrote:
I wish FM auto numbered our images
I like the ones with flowers and foliage in them
Top notch with a few standouts Gary and maybe few that artifact with method of sharpening/NR?
Karl
My bad Karl, I forget sometimes I'm going to guess any artifacts you might see would be caused by the In-camera stacking. Sharpening and any noise reduction were very lightly applied. Appreciate the input !
sum1sgrampa wrote:
My bad Karl, I forget sometimes I'm going to guess any artifacts you might see would be caused by the In-camera stacking. Sharpening and any noise reduction were very lightly applied. Appreciate the input !
Just poking you as I love to give you feedback on images as I know you often are working outside the box for such unique and appealing images you share
The first one is fantastic, love the greens and the detail and layering and presentation 100% and the last one does the same for me
Calla lily is superb, Clematis is a lovely angle and comp and image and will agree the Dahlia is a burst of beauty as well.
Often wonder what results you can get 'un-stacked' too
Super fine work Gary ........... love to see your images and style!
Karl
Karl Witt wrote:
Just poking you as I love to give you feedback on images as I know you often are working outside the box for such unique and appealing images you share
The first one is fantastic, love the greens and the detail and layering and presentation 100% and the last one does the same for me
Calla lily is superb, Clematis is a lovely angle and comp and image and will agree the Dahlia is a burst of beauty as well.
Often wonder what results you can get 'un-stacked' too
Super fine work Gary ........... love to see your images and style!
Karl
I'm going to guess any artifacts you might see would be caused by the In-camera stacking. Sharpening and any noise reduction were very lightly applied. Appreciate the input !