I learned long ago that elimination of translation movements during stacking gives a sharper result, so I now turn off all corrections. Key to being able to do this is to ensure no movements. Capturing during a fast flash can help individual images, but if image to image movement is large, translat...

Hello Chris, hello Rik,
I had feared something similar.
So far I've only found one.
So I'll have to start looking :-)
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Hello everyone,
Today I noticed a small black dot moving on the white wall.
It is about 2mm long and in 5x looks like this:

What could it be?
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Adalbert, do they make image acquisition software like the EOS Utility for Fujifilm? On my Linux machine, I use Entangle. If not, that would be a deal breaker for me. I've exclusively use a Canon 50D (since it was released) and most recently the 90D. I would say 80% of the time with my microscopes ...

I learned long ago that elimination of translation movements during stacking gives a sharper result, so I now turn off all corrections. Key to being able to do this is to ensure no movements. Capturing during a fast flash can help individual images, but if image to image movement is large, translat...

Hello everyone, A very interesting discussion. As Kurt has already mentioned, using very short exposure times can be the solution. My setup is ultralight, yet I can take pictures with high NAs by using 4 YN660 flashes set to 1/128 power and remote triggering, synchronised via RF605C https://www.face...

Hello everyone, And an animation for those who don't like Sketchfab :-) https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/53669572035_550809479c_o.gif Here you can clearly see that the wing is curved. The only question is whether there is a vein at this point, and this is not visible in the 3D model because it is...

very nice

Hello ,
I would also like to upgrade and currently use the Canon M6 Mark II (almost the same as the 90D)
and for me only the Fujifilm X-H2 or X-T5 would be an option.
BTW, I take photos almost exclusively with the microscope lenses so APSC is ideal for me.
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Hello,
Very nice photos taken with focus bracketing!
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Hello Igor,
Very nice series of photos !
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very nice

Hello,
Interesting story, interesting creature, nice photos!
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Hello Matthias,
You have captured the wasp very well.
The light could be a little more diffuse, which would have a positive effect on the eye.
Best, ADi

Hi Doug,
The first photo has something in it.
If you shoot outdoors, you might try the internal focus bracketing of your R7 with a macro lens if you have one.
Manual stacking by moving the camera is possible, as some have proved (unfortunately I can't do it).
Best, ADi