#HELICON FOCUS CAPTURE ONE 720P#
The new time-lapse video format is 720p (1080 x 720 pixels) and 1 frame/second. My setup for the birdfeeder images is a Nikon D850 camera and 200 mm f/2 VR lens set to take one image every 5 seconds over a 5 hour period (~3600 images). Individual images in the slideshow are available in my PhotoShelter Gallery.Ĭontact me if you are interested in a Time-lapse Video of this session at the Birdfeeders. (David J Mathre)Īfternoon at the Birdfeeders. Images processed with Capture One Pro and Helicon Focus (Method C (Pyramid), Smoothing 4). Composite of 87 focus-stacked images taken with a Leica SL2 camera and 50 mm f/1.4 lens (ISO 50, 50 mm, f/1.4, 1/10 sec, multi-shot mode). Images processed with Capture One Pro and Helicon Focus (Method B (Depth Map), Radius 8, Smoothing 4).
Images processed with Capture One Pro and Helicon Focus (Method A (contrast), Radius 8, Smoothing 4).
#HELICON FOCUS CAPTURE ONE HOW TO#
Now to clean it up and figure out how to cook it for dinner. You can see that there are some sections where black mold has started growing. The images is in focus for the full depth of the Romanesco broccoli.
The images were processed with Capture One Pro and then Helicon Focus to afford the following focus-stacked (12510 x 10008 pixel, 717 MB) images. This resulted in 16,269 megapixels of data. I took 87 high-resolution images (ISO 50, 50 mm, f/1.4, 1/10 sec) moving the camera forward in ~1 mm intervals. The SL2 camera has the capability to take 187 megapixel images using pixel shifting technology via a Multishot mode (available after a Firmware 2.0 update). I set up a Leica SL2 camera with a 50 mm f/1.4 lens on a tripod with a 10 cm focusing rail. I used it to create my version of a high-resolution focus-stacked image. It looks more like a Cauliflower, but green with Fractal like towers. Romanesco broccoli was available online at Whole Foods so I ordered one for my weekly grocery delivery. It didn’t look like the Broccoli that I am familiar with but was fascinated by the Fractal pattern. I noticed several articles on the net about scientists testing the 3,200 megapixel camera for the Vera Rubin Observatory’s telescope by taking an image of a Romanesco broccoli. Summertime Backyard Nature in New Jersey.
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