Playing with Helicon Focus
I should work on the layout instead of playing with my camera, however here is what I got for today. It's another Helicon Focus great depth-of-field picture. The following photo is made of roughly 20 image files, each with a different focal point which Helicon Focus software combined together.
For comparison, here is the same shot only done with autofocus - again you can see how both the foreground and background details are out of focus, like the Tunnel Motor nose and the tunnel portal.
4 comments:
Great shots! Agree that Helicon Focus is a bit pricey. Which version did you buy (Lite or Pro)? One year license or unlimited? Kind of smart with the one year license - tricks you to fall for a product many otherwise never consider. Enough of price complaining. The result looks very good! What type camera are you using?
/Lennart
Thanks Lennart,
I'm actually still using the trial version, but I'll probably end up buying a one year licence of the Lite version - enough for my needs. After the first year, we'll count how many photos I processed :)
My camera is a Canon PowerShot A590IS. A compact camera, but it has a manual mode that lets you play with exposure, aperture and focus.
Helicon Focus permanent licence is now sold at special price, so I eventually bought it :)
Very nice images Denny. I think it is great to take photos of your work. It lets you see through an unfiltered eye what you have done. A very nice record. The SP line looks fantastic.
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