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ocus stacking is a clever technique that’s used to produce a deep depth of field in an image when conditions prevent front-to-back sharpness being captured. Focus stacking works by combining a set of images taken from exactly the same position, but where the points of focus move from the front to the back of the scene. The resulting batch of photographs are then blended together in software to

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