Single capture of the same general subject. When all the images are processed together I get a Depth of Field i couldn’t with a single capture it also processed the sharp areas into a still image even though there was lots of movement.
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Focus stacking in camera! Able to give you a 50MB plus file.ĦK Photo mode image focus stacked in camera.Įven though this was a moving mass because each focus point is being photographed separately it is stopped and in focus. The beauty is this can be processed in camera. An addition to the mode is the ability to fuse all the frames together giving you just the sharpest bits. The intended use in the beginning was to allow the user to decide which focus point to use later. Each of those 225 frames can be pulled and processed into an eighteen meg-pixel photo. The photo mode uses all 225 focus points in the camera and captures them in a 6K video. I decided to try the Post Focus Photo Mode just to see if it could help.
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Even at 6400 ISO I couldn’t get a sharp photo of the moving, writhing masses due to the macro lens and speed with which the larva was moving. Grabbed the GH5, my Leica 45mm Macro-Elmarit f2.8 lens, and a small tripod and was having no success. I wanted to get a shot of the larva to help identify it. Turns out it was tens of thousands of Gnat larva on a migration. (tech talk here) Never saw anything like it. She was working in the yard and saw these long strands of moving stuff. Ran into a very interesting phenomenon pointed out by my wife. ** Lumix G9 Camera is on special for $200 off regular MSRP (not sure how long this will last) 6K photo modeīy successfulbob | 6K photo mode, LumixGH5, macro, photography, photography creativity, photography education, photography gear, wildlife photography 6K Photo Mode post Focus – Lumix GH5 BTW, as this lens is a 90mm (35mm equivalent view), it also makes for a nice head and shoulders portrait lens.
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If you want to go full macro and you are in the micro four-thirds camera systems, I find some beautiful results with the 45mm Leica DG Macro-Elmarit f2.8 lens. In this case, I focused on the front flower and then on the back flower bloom and used Photoshop Layers to blend the two by hand with a mask.Īn example of the camera settings. If I were working the flowers, I would be on a tripod and automatically bracket my focus for subsequent stacking in post-production. Two images blended together to extend the depth of field. All Images Photographed with the ** Lumix G9 and the 12-60mm Leica DG Vario-Elmarit f2.8-4.0 lens w/ Extension Tubes Vello Micro 4/3rds Extension TubesĪll flowers in this post are smaller than the size of my fingernails. Vello extension tubes are a great cross in build quality to performance. (I’ve tried) I’ve found a great set of tubes for about fifty bucks. I don’t recommend going with the absolute cheapest as the builds seem to be a little rough. A set of extension tubes goes from $7 to $229. Let’s call this close-up photography!Ī true macro lens can be anywhere from $700 and up new. If you are not officially into macro photography but want to play, extension tubes are the way to go. Getting in close and showing people things that won’t be noticed by the naked eye can get you some excellent images.
But, they can let you focus very close, and in some cases, you can replicate macro photography. Extension tubes don’t necessarily equate to macro photography. extension tube close-up photographyīy successfulbob | flower photography, Lumix G9, macro, photography Extension Tube Macro Photography Remember I am an Amazon affiliate and will receive a small fee if you use this link. I wrote a more in-depth review over at PhotoFocus. This is a solid reference on macro photography that beginners and experienced photographers will enjoy. When I first saw the price on the book I was a little hesitant. The layout is clean and easy to read with clear illustrations.
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