Pollen grains

Forehead

I've been working on an improved version of a focussing rail with far better precision than before. Also trying to get CombineZM stacking software to work consistently. Many of my results aren't that great, but once in a while (and I don't know why ) I get a decent result.

Here's a shot of a stamen from some funky yellow flower (me no botanist), shot with a Canon A520 (and a 9mm telescope eyepiece) in aperture priority (f/8) and under fluorescent light, processed with CombineZM in a nine-frame stack:

Lord Vetinari

Forehead wrote:

I've been working on an improved version of a focussing rail with far better precision than before. Also trying to get CombineZM stacking software to work consistently. Many of my results aren't that great, but once in a while (and I don't know why ) I get a decent result.

Here's a shot of a stamen from some funky yellow flower (me no botanist), shot with a Canon A520 (and a 9mm telescope eyepiece) in aperture priority (f/8) and under fluorescent light, processed with CombineZM in a nine-frame stack:

Excellent shot- sounds like an interesting setup you have.
The focus stack worked well
Brian V.

Skippy

Forehead wrote:

I've been working on an improved version of a focussing rail with far better precision than before. Also trying to get CombineZM stacking software to work consistently. Many of my results aren't that great, but once in a while (and I don't know why ) I get a decent result.

Here's a shot of a stamen from some funky yellow flower (me no botanist), shot with a Canon A520 (and a 9mm telescope eyepiece) in aperture priority (f/8) and under fluorescent light, processed with CombineZM in a nine-frame stack:

Ahhhhhhh looks like little fishies eggs you can clearly see the individual heads......you did good mate, real good ..... Skippy
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