A guide to focus stacking, including Auto stacking with the Nikon Z6

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  • Опубликовано: 21 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 27

  • @kevinfrench9896
    @kevinfrench9896 2 года назад +2

    Something I must try, great video John.

  • @willa1305
    @willa1305 2 года назад

    Thank you John…showing me this technique has truly renewed my love for photography!!!

  • @taaslie9906
    @taaslie9906 2 года назад +1

    Nice presentation , now I understand photo stacking with my Z6 Thank You ......

  • @GaneshShanker2
    @GaneshShanker2 Год назад

    I appreciate you for taking the efforts.

  • @canyonrider493
    @canyonrider493 3 года назад

    Thanks for taking your time to teach the aspiring macro and landscape photographers the photo stacking concepts.

  • @sarahhorrocks9580
    @sarahhorrocks9580 4 года назад

    Thanks John for making this sound so straight forward. I am inspired to have a go!

  • @5RustyBin
    @5RustyBin Год назад

    what a great video - subscribed - so glad i found this

  • @calman4766
    @calman4766 3 года назад

    Great explanation, and examples of z6 focus stacking. thanks john.

  • @EdwardKilner
    @EdwardKilner 2 года назад

    The initial audio quality had me concerned, but the middle was fine. Overall, this was excellent for me, going to try it out later today. I also subscribed. I liked the sharp + bokeh example a lot! Thank you.

  • @chrisdemetriou9306
    @chrisdemetriou9306 4 года назад +1

    Nice clear video John. Haven't considered staking in either Macro or Landscape before, but I will try it, when we get to a little bit of normality. I'm dying to do some serious photography, But as you know London has a different view:-)

  • @pianoman6639
    @pianoman6639 2 года назад

    Many thanks for this really has helped

  • @Type_Run
    @Type_Run Год назад

    This was great thank you

  • @GaneshShanker2
    @GaneshShanker2 Год назад

    I am using a Z6ii but I do not see the Peaking stack image on option in the Focus shift shooting option.

    • @johngravett9194
      @johngravett9194  Год назад +1

      Are you using a Z lens, or an F- fit with the adapter - peaking stack images only appear with Z-lenses (annoying, isn't it!)

    • @GaneshShanker2
      @GaneshShanker2 Год назад

      @@johngravett9194 Yes, I am using 105 Macro F2.8 Z mount S lens Nikkor. I am using my camera in auto mode.

  • @Hrishi1970
    @Hrishi1970 4 года назад

    Very competitive and clear!

  • @johnsimpson-wb1kq
    @johnsimpson-wb1kq Год назад

    Hi John
    does this work with back button

  • @Danny_Roman.
    @Danny_Roman. 2 года назад

    John may I ask you a question? How do you create your text image for your signature ? Been struggling to make mime not sure how.

  • @kermitrehab
    @kermitrehab 4 года назад

    nice video . thank you

  • @zonmelor
    @zonmelor 3 года назад

    Thanks a lot.

  • @gunawardena66
    @gunawardena66 4 года назад +1

    audio quality is poor

    • @johngravett9194
      @johngravett9194  4 года назад +2

      I have sorted that out for future videos, hopefully you will still find the techniques of interest.

  • @sepponevalainen4309
    @sepponevalainen4309 3 года назад

    A nice guide. Just be careful with the terms: Z7 does not do "focus stacking", but "focus bracketing" is the correct term!

    • @johngravett9194
      @johngravett9194  3 года назад +4

      If you’re going to be pedantic, focus shift shooting is the correct term. If you watch the whole video it should be clear enough though.

  • @kitom38
    @kitom38 4 года назад

    Your sound make your video unpleasant unfortunately.

    • @johngravett9194
      @johngravett9194  4 года назад

      I'm sorry you find that - I'm a photographer rather than a sound recordest - unless it's just my voice you find unpleasant. Hope you learned something anyway!

    • @kitom38
      @kitom38 4 года назад +1

      @@johngravett9194 your video is nice and helpful. Maybe just a tie micro should do a better job and make your video even better .