In short, 90% of what you need to know is NOT in the instruction manual – but it’s ALL in this video workshop (and more)! In fact, let’s take a look.
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How to finish / retouch a photo once it’s stacked.What field techniques to employ for the best results.How to choose the right shutter speed, F/stop, and ISO.How the Focus Shift Shooting menu options work.To get the most from Focus Shift Shooting, you need to know: Wanna see the difference between a stacked and a normal shot? Check it out below! One was at F/13, the other a stack for the head / front legs area. The thing is, most people want to use Focus Shift Shooting but know very little about it – and Nikon’s instructions don’t make it any easier. Plus, even if you know what the menu options do, that’s just the tip of the iceberg – the BULK of what you need to know is field technique and post-processing. Worse, all of this is very specialized for this type of photography so it’s easy to blow once-in-a-lifetime shots. However, once you unlock its full potential, you’ll start producing unique, jaw-dropping focus-stacked images that will, quite frankly, blow your viewers away! During our Costa Rica workshops, the stacked shots (using Focus Shift Shooting) always get the most stunned “oohs” and “ahhhs”!
Nikon’s Focus Shift Shooting is probably one of the biggest game-changers in all of photography, but the truth is, it’s often a source of confusion and in turn, many people are hesitant to use it. So, I decided to create a comprehensive video course that shows you EVERYTHING you need, from start to finish! I get a TON of questions about Focus Shift Shooting and image stacking on my workshops and in my mailbox. What is Focus Shift Shooting? How do I use it? How do I set the menu? How do I set the camera? How do I know what to do in the field? How do I know if I got it right? How do I use stacking software? How do I retouch the stacked images? Have you ever wanted to try Nikon’s Focus Shift Shooting and just weren’t sure where to start?
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