Sublime... What's that wild camera? I love the menus... I am starting to hate my Canon for over simplifying every photo option and yet not giving us anything substantial as photography tool.
The camera is a Phase One XF with an iQ3 100mp back, true medium format 6x4.5cm. I used Cannon for well over ten years changed over at the start of this year. It is so modular almost generic, very good for showing techniques. Thanks for watching.
Great tutorial as always! Could you please tell me about the tripod you use? I shoot jewellery and focus stacking is an essential part of my process. Thanks!
I made a frictionless focus sliding rail using magnetic strips, that levitates. I got frustrated after I bought a linear actuator to power it, but it was defective and I didn't try it until its return time had expired.
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My wife gets upset when I mess with her Orchids but she loves the photo she gets to share with her friends when I do.
Glad you liked it.
That white cardboard around the lens is a very clever way to reflect light back onto the subject!
Thanks for watching.
I learned a lot from this one. I spent the afternoon experimenting. Lighting is key. The technology is secondary.
Yes, that’s the point. Thanks for watching.
Interesting as always, thank you Tony. Beautiful orchid
You are very welcome
I learn so many things in each of your videos... Thanks
My pleasure!
Beautiful image! As always, thanks for the great video!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Excellent. Using a tissue paper is the unique idea learned today. Thanks for teaching. Have a nice time.
Thank you so much 😊
Another great watch with a Stunning Shot 😊
Glad you liked it. Thanks for watching.
So funny, I just did an orchid close-up stack last week. I love your videos. So many ideas and I like how you explain your process.
You are so welcome!
What mastery ! Thank you !
Thanks for watching.
As always, a great video with clear and excellent, calm, understandable explanations. I look forward to it every week. Many greetings from Germany.
Glad you like them!
Fantastic tutorial as always 🙏🙏🙏
My pleasure.
Thank you very much, Tony.
An awesome video, my friend.
Antoine
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Another great image, as always. Thanks
Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
Superb!
Thank you! Cheers!
Very interesting, thank you, gotta go buy an Orchard!
Thanks for watching.
Inspiring! Thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Sublime... What's that wild camera? I love the menus... I am starting to hate my Canon for over simplifying every photo option and yet not giving us anything substantial as photography tool.
The camera is a Phase One XF with an iQ3 100mp back, true medium format 6x4.5cm. I used Cannon for well over ten years changed over at the start of this year. It is so modular almost generic, very good for showing techniques. Thanks for watching.
Great tutorial as always!
Could you please tell me about the tripod you use? I shoot jewellery and focus stacking is an essential part of my process. Thanks!
😅 I just read the info for the video. Thanks anyway!
Yes, the info is in the comments. Thanks for watching.
I made a frictionless focus sliding rail using magnetic strips, that levitates.
I got frustrated after I bought a linear actuator to power it, but it was defective and I didn't try it until its return time had expired.
Thanks for watching.