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Fire Dahlia

© Robert Jensen

Fire Dahlia

Uploaded: February 15, 2012 06:43:07

Description

6 separate images at F11 combined into one using Helicon Focus

Comments

Bojan Bencic level-classic February 15, 2012

And the result is amazing, Robert. Fantastic clarity and colors. #1443493

Arthur Bohlmann February 15, 2012

AllI can say about this image is AWSOME! #9983807

Carla Capra Anderson February 15, 2012

wow #9984190

Mary Timman February 15, 2012

Awesome...looks like it's on fire! #9984672

David Resnikoff level-classic February 16, 2012

amazing.
even though you described the technique, It was like another language for me.
Great result

David Resnikoff #9985258

Robert Jensen February 16, 2012

David - statement from Helicon:

"Helicon Focus is a program that creates one completely focused image from several partially focused images by combining the focused areas."

By using F8 or F11, which yields the sharpest image on any given lens, you can creat a much sharper image with great depth of field, by "focus stacking". Need to be sure and use a tripod and have a subject that isn't moving.
#9985823

Chris Budny level-deluxe February 17, 2012

What a stunner, Robert! #9987107

David Resnikoff level-classic February 17, 2012

Thanks Robert.
I'll try it soon.
David R. #9987208

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