I did some macro photo work using a method called focus stacking. No matter how great your macro lens is, it has a shallow depth of field so not everything is in focus for this level of detail. Come in focus stacking. With the camera secured on a sturdy tripod and manually adjusted focus points, I took several shots at different focal points. Then I merged nine shots together in post (Photoshop). Voila, most all details are in focus. There is room for improvement here as I’m just getting started on this technique. At least I know it works.



