Focus Bracketing
Category: Capture
A series of the same subject with the focal plane shifted step by step – the basis for focus stacking.
In focus bracketing several frames are captured, each with the focal plane moved a little further back. The series thus covers the entire desired depth range sharply, step by step.
The sharp areas of the individual frames are then combined into one continuously sharp image via focus stacking – especially valuable for macro and detail shots as well as deep subjects in large format.
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