Focus stacking

A technique that combines several photographs focused at different distances into one image that is sharp from front to back.

It is used when one exposure cannot give enough depth of field, for example in macro, product and landscape photography. The subject and camera must not move between frames. Software merges the sharp parts of each frame.

Martin Kaninsky

Martin is the creator of About Photography Blog. With over 15 years of experience as a practicing photographer, Martin’s approach focuses on photography as an art form, emphasizing the stories behind the images rather than concentrating on gear.

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