Posted on May 11, 2020
I am still going through images from past shoots. This is another series of closeup raindrops, focus stacked from front drops to further back in the bush they were on. I was using an Olympus m43 body with an old 200mm Canon FD manual focus macro lens with a m43 adapter. This gives me a FOV (field of view) equivalent to 400mm on a Full Frame Digital Camera. I usually start from the front in focus and then do a series of focus points going back to where I want to end. The featured image is 11 images @ f/8. I load all into layers in Photoshop, then let Photoshop blend all the sharpest areas into one file.

Closer up -7 Image Focus stack- concentrating on center area drops. 200mm Canon FD lens adapted to Olympus OM D camera
Category: Abstracts, Blog, Closeup Photography, Favorite Locations, Macro Photography, Panorama & Stacked Images, Photo Tips, Stacked Images, Tips & Techniques, Uncategorized, yard & pond Tagged: Canon FD 200mm f/4 macro, Canon FD 200mm macro on m43 cameras, Controlling Depth of Field by using Focus Stacking, Focus Stacking, image focus stacking, nature, Olympus OM-D, rain drops
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