Orellana nigriplaga (depth stacked image)
I have been meaning to try and make a focus stacked image after being inspired by some of Lord V’s photos and his various photo stacking guides for the freely available CombineZ programs, made by Alan Hadley.
A focus stacked image is a composite image with a better depth of field, made by combining images taken at different focal distances.
Orellana nigriplaga (depth stacked image)
This image is the result of combining the images below.
Preparatory images for depth stacking
I would recommend trying CombineZP, especially if you work with something like pinned specimens. I will be posting some more depth stacked images soon and might experiment with some landscape images.
This specimen is part of The Natural History Museum collection and was taken for a research request. © The Natural History Museum
Tags: Cicada, CombineZP, depth stacking, Hemiptera, Homoptera, Photography, The Natural History Museum
