https://www.nikonusa.com/en/learn-an...-focus.htmland we can shoot multiple images with one shutter trip. then mix it up
I am learning, just now my local Digi printer had these tips, "Set your camera so that it shoots groups of 3 or more images with each pressing of the shutter release.
Select the best of each picture group after your shoot."
Go to Nikon website, lots of tips
Please stop waving product around, we can't see what anything is
Lot's of tuberes do this
I know that Pt/Pd specialist Tillman Crane used Fuji digital cameras and Focus Stacking for some of his prints. Shoots digital, does the Helicon Focus program and makes digitally enlarged negatives for the prints. Some really nice images.
https://www.tillmancrane.com/
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Good videos. For wide angle landscapes, I've found that 3-5 images is enough, and I use his method of manually blending. For closeups, though, it takes many more images, and for that I find Zerene Stacker to be my favorite. It's not as slick an interface as Helicon Focus, but it very functional, and Rik, the creator, is incredibly helpful.
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