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More Flowers

Almost all of these images have a large depth of focus obtained by a method called focus stacking.
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Pink Whirls African Daisy
Pink Whirls African Daisy		 Snowballs
Snowballs		 Hosta #3
Hosta #3		 Pink & White Rhodie
Pink & White Rhodie
California Poppy #1
California Poppy #1		 California Poppies #2
California Poppies #2		 Pair of White Rhodies
Pair of White Rhodies		 Light Red Rhodie
Light Red Rhodie
Lily Stamen Panorama
Lily Stamen Panorama		 Hibiscus Parts
Hibiscus Parts		 Purple & White Iris
Purple & White Iris		 Calla Lily #2
Calla Lily #2
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Don06-Jun-2017 21:33
The results are very impressive; beautifully framed and lit as well.
Am I correct in thinking that for focus stacking you'd need to use a tripod and have perfectly calm conditions so that each image from the stack is exactly the same apart from its focal point?
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