Look at this spider!!

Ambrola

Stacked this guy in Zerens Stacker with only 4 frames. It does alot better than the other program. Still took my pc 10 minutes to do these 4 frames? Turned out pretty good??



One more

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Lord Vetinari

Not bad -
Looks like you have a missing focus slice in #1 and missed clean focus on the eyes in #2.
Both have some stacking borders (where the pic goes oddly stripey around the edge) which need cropping off.
Brian v.

Ambrola

Yea, I saw that. I was so excited that I got the Zerene to work, that I didn't edit the pics at all. Just stacked them and posted. I have more pics, about 100 of this spider, I am sure I covered it all. My pc is so slow, I'm afraid to load to many in at one time. Got another pc on the way, should make life much easier.

Ambrola

Brian,
Is the boader striping a mis alignment thing? Too much off frame?

Lord Vetinari

Ambrola wrote: »

Brian,
Is the boader striping a mis alignment thing? Too much off frame?

Not really a mis-alignment unless you get a lot of it. It's where the FOV has changed. You get less of it normally if you reverse the stack (think zerene might actually do this automatically unless you turn it off) so that you start with the furthest shot.
Brian v.

Ambrola

Thanks for the tip. So you load the futherst and work your way up to the front?

basflt

Ambrola wrote: »

Thanks for the tip. So you load the futherst and work your way up to the front?

it depends on how you focus ; with focus-ring or by moving camera
these are opposites
you could say ; the biggest one on top of stack
with focus-ring , front-focus is biggest
with moving , back-focus will be bigger