pdk42
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I've only quite recently (Nov 22) got into L-mount/Panasonic S. Before that I was a hardcore Olympus user for over a decade. One of the great things that Olympus introduced over the years was in-camera focus bracketing and stacking. The bracketing took some time to know how to set the increment and frame count, but once you'd mastered that, it worked well. What I was particularly impressed with though was the stacking feature. It worked extremely well - often better than you could get with a fancy package on a PC and using raw files. It was limited to certain Olympus lenses only, apparently because the stacking needed data on focus breathing and such like (which makes sense).
So, I was looking at what the Panasonic S cameras offer. I can see that they do focus bracketing, but not stacking. Then there is the "post focus" feature which looks quite interesting, even allowing a focus range to be selected for the camera to produce a stack.
What are people's experiences with these features?
So, I was looking at what the Panasonic S cameras offer. I can see that they do focus bracketing, but not stacking. Then there is the "post focus" feature which looks quite interesting, even allowing a focus range to be selected for the camera to produce a stack.
What are people's experiences with these features?