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Fast Stacker 2.0: an upgraded DIY focus stacking rail for extreme macro photography

If you are impatient and want to see the kinds of photos you can make with Fast Stacker, go straight to 30:28 . Tip: enable CC (Closed Captions) in this video to see helpful annotations and typo corrections. Contents: Describing the hardware: 0:04 Turning on the rail: 1:30 Factory reset: 2:24 First movement (calibration): 3:25 Basic navigation: 3:48 Backlash explained: 4:25 Initial camera setup: Balancing and orientation: 5:52 Backlash compensation: 7:03 Three modes of operation: 9:35 One-point continuous mode: 11:27 Editor mode: 11:55 Starting point for stacking: 13:57 Live demo: 15:52 Useful parameters shown on the screen: 16:09 Two-points modes: Two-points continuous mode: 16:48 Two-points non-continuous mode: 17:32 Setting background and foreground points: 18:15 Using electronic shutter (FRSP; Canon DSLRs + Magic Lantern): 19:25 Control shots (checking the exposure): 20:55 Live demo: 21:19 Pause mode demo: 21:39 Timelapse mode: 23:29 Live demo: 25:13 Miscellaneous commands: Motor static torque on/off: 26:03 Changing accelerations: 26:38 Mirror lock: 28:03 Go To (a coordinate): 28:46 Using 5 custom memory registers: 29:13 Examples of photos made with Fast Stacker: 30:28 Fast Stacker 2.0 is a DIY focus stacking rail for extreme macro photography (magnifications higher than 1:1). I tested it up to 20:1, but with its smallest step size of 0.6 microns even higher magnifications (up to 60:1) should be doable. It is based on ESP8266 microcontroller. Full description of this project (instructions for building it yourself and the User Guide) can be found here: https://pulsar124.fandom.com/wiki/Fas... . Photos made with Fast Stacker: https://www.flickr.com/photos/syamast... Github: https://github.com/pulsar123/Fast-Sta... Thingiverse: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:494...