On Sat, Jul 16, 2022 at 7:39 PM Wayne Harridge <
wayne.harridge@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> This response is a bit late but I got distracted by a few other things.
>
> I looked at the websites for both Helicon and Zerene and decided I didn't
> want to spend that much money on software that I would not use much so I
> had
> a look around at freeware options.
>
> I checked out CombineZP and Pictolay running the same series of focus
> brackets through each and both produced excellent stacks which were
> indistinguishable from each other. The user interfaces for each were
> "clunky" but quite usable with a slight preference for Pictolay so I'll
> probably stick with that for now.
>
> ...Wayne
>
Appreciate you, Wayne. I'll be checking those out. I have tried HF (about
a week into trial) and find it superb. Something like this is going to be
necessary for me because PS (my older version) can't do a good enough job
stacking images of the size and quality I am now getting from the EM-1. In
camera FS is fine for a lot of what I want with the 12-40, but it is not
adequate for many shots I want with the mZ 100-400.
I'm having trouble finding a download site for Picolay that doesn't give
Malwarebytes the shivers. Mind sharing your URL ?
Joel W.
Joel W.
Joel W.
Joel W.
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