How does focus stacking work?
Wednesday 29 April 2020, 14:41 by Michelle Peeters | 5,774 views | 0 commentsThis article was translated from Dutch with the help of AI. Read the original.
Focus stacking is a technique that gives you a greater area of sharpness by combining several photos. In this video, Tom Reuvers shows you how to use it yourself.
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Michelle Peeters is fotografe en oprichter van DeuxBleus Fotografie. Michelle herkent het bijzondere in het gewone en het gewone in het bijzondere. Ze heeft zich nooit willen specialiseren en is daardoor van alle markten thuis.
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