Thank you! looking forward to new one!

First. And that's the next part of my life taken care of 😊 its gonna be good.

James, great to have you back posting new videos. As always great tutorial on focus stacking....

@JamesBrewphoto

Жыл бұрын

Thanks very much 😊

Again a interesting, informative and beautiful (environment) vlog. Thanks a lot. Compliments.

Thanks for this, such a good & clear explanation of focus stacking.

@JamesBrewphoto

Жыл бұрын

Thank you

Excellent video/info, thanks !

Another excellent video with this topic very well explained.

@JamesBrewphoto

Жыл бұрын

Thanks John

Great tutorial.

@JamesBrewphoto

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Joel

Top quality super informative as always

@JamesBrewphoto

Жыл бұрын

Cheers Ian 😊

Thank you for the information! Also, just want to say that the shot beginning around 1:30 is just beautiful

@JamesBrewphoto

Жыл бұрын

Thanks! Yeah I enjoyed lining that shot up! Glad you appreciated it

Nice video, James and a lovely explanation of focus stacking for us simpletons! 😆

@JamesBrewphoto

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! Glad it was helpful 😂

That’s a great & simple way to describe how to focus stack James👍🏻 I only have the option of manually doing this with my Canon 5DsR… careful frame & focus settings ate essential 👍🏻 A great vlog

@JamesBrewphoto

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching :-)

Durable post, James; clear and practical info. As I recall, you’ve covered this topic in prior vids. Have used focus stacking in macro shots using LR/PS - bumped up against a frame limit. Don’t recall the exact max but was more than 24. Vid indoor audio had bit of reverb, but still clear. Ever focus using “non-squint” method? Train brain to almost ignore non-dominant eye input. So, both eyes are open during the shoot - more comfortable. Best wishes for holidays and new year, guy🎉. Cheers!

@JamesBrewphoto

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Paul. Yeah I’ve covered before but hopefully this video is a more concise and better coverage of the topic… I hope! Never tried that method before, will have to take a look at it. All the best for the new year and merry Christmas to you 😊

I have a z6 II and recently used the focus shift with my macro lens. I don't normally try to use the focus shift for landscape but it's nice to have for detailed macro images. I can manually focus stack for landscape. I haven't figured out how much of an interval for the distance to use for the aperture I'm at. I'll have to experiment with it.

Awesome content! Thanks for sharing. Which brand of boots are you wearing for this shoot?

Well explained info Jim. Question, why is that stream and banks so prestine? Quite spot? Wish I could figure out where I placed my architectural tripod head. I remember saying at the time that I'll never remember... Since you're using InstaMask, what if you selected the water and added a blur, as if you had taken a long exposure?

@JamesBrewphoto

Жыл бұрын

Thanks! Yes the particular spot is very quiet and hard to reach so pristine. Blending water is easy enough provided you capture some movement in the exposure. Faster shutter speeds which freeze the water can make the blending a bit more tricky potentially

Hi James, are you using 95mm Kase filters on your Nikon Z 14-30? Do you know if 82mm is too small for that lens (I'm fine with 16mm, don't use 14mm that often)?

Add wellies to your gear information.

Great content man, I feel you on this 👍!! You are late to the party = P r o m o S M!!

Hi James how can I chat to you, there are times when I would like you to answer something for me are you on messenger?