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You can get a large depth of field by stopping down, no need for focus stacking. Also the lens used here was quite wide which increases the depth of field (simp
by cycomanic 5y ago
You can get a large depth of field by stopping down, no need for focus stacking. Also the lens used here was quite wide which increases the depth of field (simplistically speaking). The main challenge in these images is the lighting, which arguably is what makes them look so awesome.
- formerly_proven 5y ago> Also the lens used here was quite wide which increases the depth of field (simplistically speaking). It doesn't for significantly non-zero magnification like this.