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Jon, I'll apologize in advance for not having an answer to your question. I just wanted to say out loud: my up-close vision sucks, and the benefits of the EVF represent probably the top five reasons

I wear progressive glasses. I had some before getting cataract surgery last year but I am back in progressives but this time with something that helps with double vision.. I have no idea as to glass

Semi off topic but does relate to the group and camera use. I wear multi-focal contacts being I am very nearsighted. They work fairly well and keep me from having to wear readers in my truck at night

The 14-24 f/2.8 is one of my very favorite lenses to use. It’s incredibly sharp and the focal length is perfect for interior/exterior images. When I shoot real estate and architecture, it’s my

Amazing images Zane. The detail from the small wide angle zooms is incredible. Jon

Simply put, I’m loving the results from this lens. I had it out on the 29th, and have gotten 8 Coastal Defense Fort photos up on Flickr, and am loving the detail. As I’d mentioned a couple weeks

I remember when I set it up originally I wasn’t aware that the albums were viewable to others. Maybe I did but forgot and thought it was the photostream that was what other could see. Now I have a

I recently logged back into Flickr for the first time in awhile. I see they revamped things. I need to refresh my site there and figure out a better way to do it as I had more of a jumble of images

In response to Zane’s comments about Novoflex adaptors, I have the one mentioned, to put Leica M mount lenses on to a Nikon Z7. ?Works very well, in fact, especially if you use focus peaking! ?I

Great work Chris!! Someday I may be that adventurous. BTW, I had confused the Stacking option in Lightroom with focus stacking. The Lightroom stacking is more of an organizational thing I have

Truly inspirational, I’ve been meaning to give this a try for years, as I have a small collection of Minerals that really need this. My long term goal is to produce 3D pairs using this technique.

Just being shot with a macro lens does not make it a macro image. It all has to do with image magnification. Yes, it would benefit from stacking. Stacking can be done with any image at any distance.

Thanks Chris Very well explained As always this group explains things in a straight forward manor that always seems easier to understand than any other rescource out there, I have just been offered

Hi Roy,? Thankyou for your kind comment.? Focus stacking in the real world is a method of increasing depth of focus.? In macro photography, especially at high magnifications, the depth of focus is

Hello Chris Very nice photo's, I understand what focus stacking does but what are the real world uses of this or when do you make the choice to use this? -- Kind Regards Roy

As a follow-on from my last message - here are a few examples of focus stacking using Photoshop which I've posted on another web site! https://52frames.com/photographer/14250/photo/610172

Hi Jon, I often read the contributions here but rarely contribute, not usually having much to say, but here I do have a little experience! As far as I know, you can't actually focus stack in Lightroom

I have a RRS focus rail coming. From one of my test shots with the 50mm and the 36mm extension tube I can see the benefit of focus stacking depending on the subject. I can see macro becoming a rabbit

Hi, Zane. Thanks for your thoughts. Since this project is still in the experimental stage, I'll stick with something a wee bit less expensive than Novoflex and its brethren. It's probably a good thing

Hi, Zane. Thanks for the link to a very interesting chart. It also indicates that I may have found a use for my dust-collecting D60, which served us well in its day. Time to keep a sharper eye out, as