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Can i do this with the lumix fz1000 m1 too? Verry nice macro pictures. Awesome. Greetings from Germany.

Wow, amazing shots, world class! :)

Very nice photos. Thank you.

Subscribed.

WOW... you are a GREAT photographer.. very impressive! Keep Shutterbugging!

Fantastic images!

Great photos, congratulations. I am also very happy with my Zuiko 60mm f2.8. In close-up portraits it is so sharp that it made me argue with my wife because according to her I did it on purpose to highlight all the imperfections of the skin of the face.

WOW thank you so much. This is such a great resource

This video had everything I was looking for, and those shots were awesome. Thank you!

Cool

Really nice shots! I am starting with macro photography, thanks for sharing your experience, salutes from Mexico!

Great helpful video my friend, many thanks..

A Nun's Hat!

Trey, I’ve watched a few of your videos this morning ( in the UK ), and I’m blown away by both the quality of your videography and more importantly the tutorials themselves. The advice you give is very easy to follow, your attention to detail of the content (insect name, exit data etc) is outstanding. But most of all I’m taken by the peace you instil in me personally while I watch your videos. No rushing, no drama just quiet, informative and quality content. Thank you….and subbed 🤙

Works well with the G9II

Great first impressions subbed to u too

Hey bro, thanks for the guide. A question: Why lower the shutter speed instead of raising the flash? I've just got the OM-1 ii and it can do brackets at 1/100, surely the faster the better to minimise movement etc?

Thank you for your review, Trey. It’s been very helpful in informing my decision to adopt this OM System for macro.

Awesome work

fantastic work and patience-- thanks for sharing

I’m new to all this: so basically stacking is when you take multiple shots and then transfer those shots to CP and the CP stacks them as one photo in order to get the best resolution? Correct me if I’m wrong which I probably am

Fantastic pictures mate, what is the white hood thing you use, I imagine it's to bounce the flash around?

Very nice content and great photos! That shot at 5:11 was awesome!

You take a really good photo. Keep up the fantastic work.

Fantastic video! Thank you!

Excellent pictures !

Bad Man!!

man, you took it to a different level, perfect job. congrats for you

Thank you for the video. I like a lot all the information and advices.

Thanks for your review. I wonder if your sample photos are single shots are focus stacked?

bonjour à vous; je commence la macro avec canon 90 d & sigma 105 mm 2.8 macro,, vous m' avez convaincu,, bonne journée. super vos vidéos.

Wow!! Amazing work and great Video! 😲Which OM camera do you use? Would you recommend the Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark IV? Thanks!

Wow, well done , very helpful. I have trouble holding steady enough for one image, let alone a large stack. What are best techniques to remain steady, especially at 1-1

I have this lens, have you tried focus stacking?

Incredible pics once again. Great instructional video. Tried hand held stacking and boy do I need work I tried a monopod but for me that was even worse. Do you use monopod with ball head? I normally use the om software for stacking

Stunning skill you have. Thank you for sharing.

Well done. Very useful information thank you.

Wonderfull clear dialogue. One question, are these stacked images jpeg or raw files. Thank you.

I have a T7 Rebel. I'm ready to hate my life trying to do this

i was randomly scrolling ... came across your channel... good pics...good information... i sub you.

This is definitely the video I've been looking for. I appreciate all of the work and explanation you put into this. Im also inspired that another brother is out there doing this. Each time im out for macro shots, im the only one doing it. Thanks again, much appreciated.

I own and tried all three stacking softwares you mentioned. While photoshop does a good work (especially at aligning frames) it's considerably slower than Helicon/Zerene. So if you intend to work with 100+ frames deep stacks I absolutely recommend to pick either Helicon or Zerene. Helicon is my favorite because the pro version can actually stack the raw files so no need to convert your raws into tiff files before stacking. Also in my experience Helicon colors and noise are quite better than Zerene. Though I 100% agree that Zerene has a much better post editing tool that allow you to merge several finished stacking methods together which is not possible with Helicon.

You have excellent talents producing amazing and colorful macros. wish you great success.

Liked your video and watched every second. Thanks for sharing this helpful tips.

zerene seem more utilitarian but is very effective, and you only need to buy it once and you will get future updates. it seems like it is just a professional tool that is made available to everyone. some of my friends often have helicon and it is modern looking and fast, but i like the retouch better in zerene especially after you get use to the keyboard shortcuts along with a tablet. helicon i believe has a yearly subscription. i know zerene has batch processing so i will queue up several stacks and let them run and then go back and see which i want to do more with. zerene also can do slabbing if you have deep stacks...so it may do 10 images at at time with a couple of image for overlap then uses all of those "slabs" to make the final stack. this really helps with cleaning up the final image when you have stacks that have 100 images for example. both programs have free trials for a month so you could people can try it on some of their stacks to see how they compare to what was done in photoshop.

Great video👌Personally I like Zerene, I constantly get better results then Helicon and retouch of Zerene is better IMO. But Helicon is way faster..

Another top video: thanks again.

Awesome lesson, thank you very much.

Another great instructional video and the words of encouragement at the end were really nice to hear. Please keep posting these macro videos. You are inspirational.

Thanks, you are inspiring.