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Helicon Focus Mini-Course

WHAT'S INCLUDED?

You have 6 available downloads in this Course via a Zip File.
Videos are high resolution and may take time to download 554.9 MB so please click once and be patient.  🙂
70 minutes of detailed information plus bonus videos.
PDF details of the course.
Course Organizer PDF to help you stay focused and follow through with your tasks.
General Information PDF to help you with your course.

Pre – Shoot | Live – Shoot | Post – Shoot

Once completed, you will be able to make a beautiful image with your subject in focus. 

“When you first begin this process you may be frustrated.  Please don’t give up. It’s so worth your time and effort! It's really exciting to merge all your files together to see what you want if focus pop up in front of your eyes!"

Topics we discuss in this Mini-Course:

What is a stacked image?
Lightroom Basic Changes.
Export Helicon Focus and tips.
How to use Helicon Remote.
Photographing Glycerin set up.
Stack shooting the drops.
Taking files into Helicon Focus
Rendering information.
Retouching
Saving your work.
Tip on large depth staking/Post-Processing.
Bonus: Questions
Bonus: fun 3-D

So what’s your first step? Find a subject you would like to get up close. Look for flat subjects like Gerber daisies.

Most Landscape photographers don’t use Helicon Focus unless they have many stacks in their composition.

This is a Mini-Course which is a cropped version of the Helicon workshop, it also has added materials to help you with tools and information to successfully make a stacked in-focus subject and to help you understand how to use Helicon Focus and Helicon Remote. You’ll have 1hr 10 minutes that are straight to the point information from the pre-shoot, shoot and post-processing work.

Equipment and accessories that will help you.

Helicon Focus

Helicon Remote

Focus Rack

Macro Lens

Tripod (recommended)

Ball Head

All links to Course Materials are in Lessons.