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Retouching - an effective focus stacking workflow

Here are some time stamps that may help: 00:00-02:18 - Intro and overview 02:18-05:15 - Announcements 05:15-07:55 - Definitions 07:55-11:01 - The workflow 11:01-12:46 - Slabbing in Zerene Stacker 12:46-16:00 - Ordering files for import 16:00-17:19 - Pmax and Dmap 17:19-18:00 - A file naming tip 18:00-22:00 - Using "Stack Selected" 22:00-24:26 - Multiple Dmap versions 24:26-26:08 - The retouching sequence 26:08-28:42 - Retouching from the Pmax output 28:42-33:56 - The retouching brushes 33:56-36:47 - Retouching from the slab outputs 36:47-40:42 - Retouching from original photographs 40:42-40:48 - Cleaning up mistakes 40:48-44:00 - Recap and synchronizing with Lightroom 44:00-end - Summary Want to see words and pictures that go along with this video? Pop over to my blog and you will find an article made of words and pictures on this very subject. With plenty of full size images (all new macro stuff that I haven't published elsewhere) demonstrating the power of retouching. It can be found by clicking on this blue writing... https://www.allanwallsphotography.com... Focus stacking is already complicated enough, don't you think? So why would I want to suggest that you watch this obscenely long video and follows every step in the recommended workflow? Because it works, and it works well. Retouching isn't that useful for the very basic stacking programs, because you don't really have much control over the process anyway, but in the more powerful and versatile programs we can usual select the best stacking algorithm for the job. But when we are looking for the very best quality images, we should be using both algorithms and blending the desirable elements from both (or all) outputs. This is retouching. The video is long and detailed, but the process is also that way and there are no shortcuts. I don't discuss or introduce much new gear today, but if you are not using a tablet for your editing, you are going to want to use one for retouching - This involves a lot of very finely detailed work - a pen really helps. I recommend the Intuos Pro from Wacom. https://amzn.to/3xVnSc9 The link is an Amazon Affiliate link, so if you end up buying one of these, using this link, I get a a small commission. But I don't recommend anything I don't own and like, so click with confidence. What do you mean you aren't on Discord!? I thought all the really cool people were. It must be awful to be left out like that, as cool as you are. Why don't you grab this invitation, come in, and say hello to everyone who's been wondering where you were. Just click on this...   / discord   FIND ME HERE You want to hang out somewhere else on the interwebs? Here is how you can find me on: Instagram:   / old_dog_new_trix   Flickr: https://www.flickr.com/photos/manofmacro Twitter:   / allanwalls   Discord: This is an invitation… come on over and meet the rest of the gang!   / discord   My website: https://www.allanwallsphotography.com SUPPORT ME HERE If you would like to support my work, you can do so in any of the following ways: by becoming a Patreon patron -   / allanwallsphotography   By making a donation to the video assistance fund on my website https://www.allanwallsphotography.com... You could buy me a cup of coffee via PayPal, but clicking on https://www.paypal.me/manofmacro If you wanted to help me without having to give me anything, you could use this link when you go shopping on Amazon - that is it, you don’t have to do anything else but you will have helped the channel pay the bills - the link is https://amzn.to/3eV74vk