Thanks.
Everyone seems to sing the praises of the 60mm so I’m sure I’ll be happy with it.
I’m sure you’re right about the TT350, but I’ll check it out to be sure. If it doesn’t
work, I’ll be on the lookout for a V860iii
Thanks.
The 60mm Macro is definitely on my shopping list.
I have a Godox TT350 left over from my Fuji set up. I don’t know if it’s
compatible with the Olympus camera and even if it is, I don’t know
if it’s the good enough for macro work.
Thanks.
I appreciate your comments, and for its worth, I think you're right.
I know that I need to master basic techniques before I even consider photostacking.
I think my concerns are which system will make it easier to learn the basics - if indeed there is any difference between systems.
I...
Thank you.
I very appreciate all the replies I have had and I’m grateful for everyone’s patience.
As you can all tell this is very new to me and I’m still trying to grasp the basics.
Thank you.
Just so I’m clear. If I’m using a manual lens, I will need to focus bracket by manually moving the lens either on a rail or by manually changing focus points.
If I’m using an autofocus lens (as long as it is compatible with the in camera bracketing/stacking) the camera will...
Thanks, I appreciate the informative reply.
And thank you for that link - that website seems like a tremendous resource for macro photographers. I’ll spend
some time having a read there.
I believe so, yes.
But I’m no expert.
This is the nub of my dilemma - stick with Fuji (I like the ergonomics of the cameras) and use something like Helicon.
Or move over to Olympus and have the option to focus stack in camera.
Thanks.
So when you’re using Helicon, you’re taking the photos with cameras photo bracketing facility?
In that instance you don’t use the cameras photo stacking - is that right or have I misunderstood you?
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